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The Accumulated Premiums are over £1,600,000, and the Annual Income exceeds £184,000.
Bonuses have been declared on Policies to an amount greater than the Sum originally assured.
Premiums have been extinguished, where the Parties assured have applied the Bonus in reduction of the Anni
Premium.
At the valuation up to Christmas, 1854, there existed a Surplus of £208,691— the whole of which belonged to the Po'j
Holders. A valuation is now being made up to Christmas, 1859.
The next valuation will be made up to Christmas, 1864. Policies on the Participating Scale, in England or Ireland respective
which may be effected before that date, will, if the parties be then alive, participate in the surplus in proportion to the time t
may have been in force.
The sum of £3,130,975 has been paid during the existence of the Office for claims under Life Policies, of which amourijt
very considerable part was for Bonuses.
Persons assuring in Great Britain have the option of — t
PARTICIPATING RATES OF PREMIUM, or of
NON-PARTICIPATING RATES. f
The Directors beg to announce that the rates of Premium have been recently revised, and readjusted in accordance with a li t
experience, and that
The New Scale will be found very advantageous to persons desiring to commence assuring early in life. f
The Non-participating Scale is particularly adapted to parties wishing to assure a fixed sum only, at a fixed ra<j|
Premium, and on low terms. y
Premiums may be paid Annually, Half-yearly, or by a limited number of Annual Payments. The last-named mode of AssurJf
originated with this Office in 1816.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. |
This Company undertakes the assurance of almost every species of Property in the United Kingdom, at Rates of Premium il
upon principles which will be found quite as advantageous to the interests of the Assured as those offered by any other Office. m
Directors can confidently refer to the well-known character of the Company for liberality and promptitude in the discharge of dwm
made upon it during the many years it has been established.
Renewals should be paid within Fifteen Days after the respective Quarter.Days when they become due.
Tables of Rates, Forms of Proposal, and any information needful to effect Life or Fire Assurances, may be obtaine
application to the Office, No. 92, Cheapside, London, or to any of the Company's Agents.
OFFICE, No. 5, WHITEHALL, LONDON, S.W.
Established 1836. Further empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 14 # 15 Vict. cap. 130
Capital, £500,000.
The business of this Company consists in the Purchase of, or Loans upon, Reversionary Interests, vested or contingerJ
landed or funded property, or securities; also Life Interests in possession as well as in expectation, and Policies of Assu
upon Lives.
PROSPECTUSES and FORMS OF PROPOSALS may be obtained from the Secretary, to whom all communis
should be addressed,
WM. BARWICK HODGE, Actuary and Secretary
THE LONDON ASSURANCE
(INCORPORATED A.D. 1720),
FOR LIFE, FIRE, AND MARINE ASSURANCES.
HEAD OFFICE, No. 7, ROYAL EXCHANGE, CORNH1LL.
JOHN ALVES ARBUTHNOT, Esq., Governor. JOHN ALEXANDER HANKEY, Esq., Sub-Governor.
BONAMY DOBREE, Jim., Esq., Deputy-Governor.
A.THANIEL ALEXANDER, Esq.
[CHARD BAGGALLAY, Esq.
ENRY BONHAM BAX, Esq.
MES BLYTH, Esq.
)WARD BUDD, Esq.
)WARD BURMESTER, Esq.
IARLES CRAWLEY, Esq.
G. DALGETY, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN ENTWISLE, Esq.
ROBERT GILLESPIE, Jim., Esq.
HARRY GEORGE GORDON, Esq.
EDWIN GOWER, Esq.
SAMUEL GREGSON, Esq., M.P.
A. C. GUTHRIE, Esq.
EDWARD HARNAGE, Esq.
LOUIS HUTH, Esq.
WILLIAM KING, Esq.
CHARLES LYALL, Esq.
JOHN ORD, Esq.
Capt. R. W. PELLY, R.N.
DAVID POWELL, Esq.
P. F. ROBERTSON, Esq. .<
ALEXANDER TROTTER, Esq.
LESTOCK P. WILSON, Esq.
WEST END OFFICE, No. 7, PALL MALL.
€ommxitn.
Two Members of the Court, in rotation, and
HENRY KINGSCOTE, ESQ., & JOHN TIDD PRATT, ESQ.
Superintendent. — PHILIP SCOONES, Esq.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Actuary. — PETER HARDY, Esq., F.R.S.
; This Corporation has granted Assurances on Lives for a period exceeding One Hundred and
Hirty Years, having issued its first Policy on the 7th June, 1721.
i Two-thirds, or 66 per cent, of the entire profits are given to the Assured.
il Policies may be opened under any of the following plans, viz. :—
I At a low rate of premium, without participation in profits, or at a somewhat higher rate, entitling the
lured, either, after the first five years, to an annual abatement of premium for the remainder of life, or, after
Itnent of the first premium, to a participation in the ensuing Quinquennial Bonus.
1 The high character which this ancient Corporation has maintained during nearly a Century and a
Jlf, secures to the public a full and faithful declaration of profits.
I The Corporation bears the whole Expenses of Management, thus giving to the Assured, conjoined with the
i;ection afforded by its Corporate Fund, advantages equal to those of any system of Mutual Assurance.
I All Policies are issued free from Stamp Duty, or from charge of any description whatever
jmd the Premium.
| The Fees of Medical Referees are paid by the Corporation.
u Annuities are granted by the Corporation, payable Half-Yearly.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Manager. — THOMAS B. BATEMAN, Esq.
I] Common Assurances, One Shilling and Sixpence per Cent,
it Hazardous Assurances, Two Shillings and Sixpence per Cent.
I Doubly-Hazardous Assurances, Four Shillings and Sixpence per Cent.
I Foreign and Special Assurances accepted at moderate Rates.
1 Prospectuses and all other information may be obtained by either a written or personal application to the
luary, the Manager of the Fire Department, or to the Superintendent of the West End Office.
JOHN LAURENCE, Secretary.
Life Assurance Policies more valuable than hitherto.
LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND,
Founded 1838.
LONDON : 20, KING WILLIAM STREET, E.C.
THIS ASSOCIATION IS ONE OF, THE MOST SUCCESSFUL ASSURANCE INSTITUTIONS IN THE KINGDoi
During the Year ending 5th April, i8.r><), 1,011 3STew Policies were issued, assuring £486,000. The Accumulated Fu] f
is now upwards of £151,399, and the Annual Income is £150,000.
The Policies now being issued do not contain several of the usual restrictions, and confer important facilit
a>ti! privileges. The Policies are thus unusually valuable, and form nearly absolute securitiesfor Debts, Adva%
of Money, Family Provisions under Marriage Settlements, 8(c.
An Allocation of Profit is made every year to Participating Policy-holders of five years' standing at the date of the preced
balance, and the share of Profit is applied in reducing their next Premiums. Each Policy-holder thus enjoys during his own l:
his share of the profit. The Annual Return of Profit to Policy-holders of the First Series has now (1859) attained to 374 Per cen*]
the Premiums— that is, a Policy-holder whose Premium is j£50 obtains this year a return of ^18. 15s., and another whose Premii
is A'lQ obtains £7> ICs.
EXAMPLES.
Age at
Entry.
Annual Premiums
for ^J1000.
Return of Profit
by Office.
Premiums thus
reduced to
£. s. d.
sg. s. d.
£. s. d.
25
21 18 4
8 4 4
13 14 0
35
28 10 0
10 13 9
17 16 3
45
37 1 8
13 18 1
23 3 7
One-half only of the First Six Years' Premiums need be paid under Policies of ^500 or upwards, the other half remaining unji
at interest, as long as the Policy-holder pleases. THOS. FRASER, Resident Secretary.
$np'kl f ife Jnmnrate Complin,
1, Old Broad Street, London.
INSTITUTED 1820.
DIRECTORS.
Frederick Pattison, Esq., Chairman.
James Brand, Esq., Deputy Chairman.
Thomas George Barclay, Esq.
James C. C. Bell, Esq.
Charles Cave, Esq.
George Wm. Cottam, Esq.
George Henry Cutler, Esq.
Henry Davidson, Esq.
George Field, Esq.
George Hibbert, Esq.
Samuel Hibbert, Esq.
Thomas Newman Hunt, Esq.
James Gordon Murdoch, Esq.
William R. Robinson, Esq.
Martin T. Smith, Esq., M.P.
Newman Smith, Esq.
Security. — The Assured are protected from the lia-
bilities attaching to Mutual Assurance by a Fund of a
Million and a Half sterling, of which nearly a Million
is actually invested, one-third in Government Securities,
and the remainder in first-class Debentures and Mort-
gages in Great Britain.
Profits. — Four-fifths, or 80 per cent., of the profits
are assigned to Policies every fifth year. The Assured
are entitled to participate after payment of one Premium.
Purchase of Policies. — A liberal allowance is
made on the surrender of a Policy, either by a cash pay-
ment, or the issue of a Policy free of Premium.
Claims. — The Company has disbursed in payment
of Claims and Additions upwards of ,£"1,600,000.
Proposals for Insurances may be made at the Chief
Office, as above ; at the Branch Office, 16, Pall Mall,
London ; or to any of the Agents throughout the
kingdom. SAMUEL INGALL, Actuary.
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THE LIVERPOOL AID LONO
FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
ESTABLISHED 1836.
1, DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL
20 & 21, POULTRY, LONDON.
Annual Revenue
Invested Funds ■
£450,00(||
£1,200,00(1
The Twenty-fourth Annual Meeting of the !
prietors in this Company was held on the 16th inst
The report of the Board of Directors was adojjd
unanimously, and shewed —
That the Fire Premiums for the
Year amounted to £295,414. 8s. .'W
That the Life Premiums were. . £127,415. 14s. I
The number of Proprietors exceeds 900 ; which flj
unlimited liability, renders the security of the Com[
altogether beyond question.
Prospectuses, Copies of the Reports, and any fuJ
information may be had on application to the Om
as above.
Swinton Boult, Sec. to the Com}\y.
John Atkins, Res. Sec, London.
FOR MUTUAL ASSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
No. 3, PHINCES STREET, BANK, E.G.
ESTABLISHED 1835.
DIRECTORS.
IEL BURGES, Jun., Esq., Bristol,
as DAWSON, Esa.
>JCIS J. DELAFOSSE, Esq.
*CIS FOX, Esq.
[ARD FRY, Esq., Liverpool.
IAM GRANT, Esq., Portsmouth.
IrGE HARKER, Esq.
IBENJAMIN HAWES, K.C.B.
FRAZER B. HENSHAW, Esq.
JOHN LAURENCE, Esq.
WILLIAM J. LESCHER, Esq.
SIR J. PAXTON, M.P., Chatsworth.
GEORGE PEARCE, Esq.
JOSEPH PEASE, Esq., Darlington.
HENRY STURT, Esq.
J. INGRAM TRAVERS, Esq.
JOSEPH UNDERWOOD, Esq.
EX-DIRECTORS BY ROTATION.
PETER CATOR, Esq.
JAMES LLOYD, Esq., Birmingham.
GEORGE VAUGHAN, Esq.
PHYSICIAN.
Tfc>R. FOX, 30, New Broad Street.
SURGEON.
JOHN HILTON, Esq., F.R.S., 10, New Broad Street.
BANKERS.
Messrs. WILLIAMS, DEACON, & CO.
SOLICITORS.
Messrs. AMORY, TRAVERS, & SMITH, 25, Throgmorton Street.
Advantages of Assuring with this Society -
Ql Economical Management, no paid Agents being employed, and no Commission allowed.
The application of the whole of the profits to the reduction of the Premiums of Members of five years'
, :jjing, or upwards.
The Guarantee of an Accumulated Fund exceeding ^885,000
A Gross Annual Income of 140,000
During its existence the Society has paid in Claims, without a single instance of
dispute, more than 500,000
And has returned to Members in reduction of their Annual Premiums 440,000
The Sums Assured by existing Policies exceed 3,000,000
r the Year ending the 4th April, 1861, an abatement has been declared at the rate of 51 pet Cent.
jj The Directors invite the attention of the Landed Interest to the advantages offered by Life Assurance
Of;sion for the Succession Duty, and for the younger children where estates are entailed.
Prospectuses, Copies of Annual Accounts, and full particulars may be obtained on application to
arch, 1860. HENRY MARSHAL, Aciuan;.
NATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
2, KING WILLIAM STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1830.
DIRECTORS.
President. -JOHN CAMPBELL COLQUHOUN, Esq. Vice President. — JAMES BOGLE SMITH, Esq.
C. R. HARFORD, Jun., Esq.
GEORGE NICHOLAS, Esq.
RALPH RICARDO, Esq.
SIGISMUND RUCKER, Esq.
HENRY SEWELL, Esq.
JOSEPH BARBER, Esq.
ROBERT BELL, Esq.
GEORGE BURNAND, Esq.
JOSEPH COLLING, Esq.
THOMAS CURTIS, Esq.
Auditors. — L. Curwood Berger, Esq. R. H, Carew Hunt, Esq. Samuel Page, Esq,
M cdical Officer.— Herbert Davies, M.D., 23, Finsbury Square. Bankers.— Sir J. W. Lubbock, Bart.,
Solicitors.— Messrs. Wilde, Rees, Humphry, & Wilde.
Actuary.— Charles Ansell, Jun., Esq. Manager and Secretary.— Frederick Lock, Esq,
This Society is conducted on the principle of Mutual Assurance, and there being no Proprietary b
the whole of the Profits belong exclusively to the Members.
A division of Profits is made every year, and all Members' Policies upon which Five full Yearly Prem
have been paid are entitled to participate therein, either by a Reduction of the Premium for the current year;
by an equivalent Reversionary Addition to the Sum Assured.
The effect of the reduction of 40 per cent, on the Premiums, allowed in 1860 to Members of Five Y
standing, is exhibited in the following Table : —
Age when
Assured.
Annnal Premium
on ^1,000,
payable
for Five Years.
Reduction of
40 percent, in I860.
Net sum payable
in I860.
Amount which the
reduction would
assure at
the increased age.
£. s.
d.
£.
s.
d.
£. s.
d.
£.
20
20 6
8
8
2
8
12 4
0
361
30
25 3
4
10
1
4
15 2
0
352
40
32 17
6
13
3
0
19 14
6
341
50
46 6
8
18
10
8
27 16
0
326
60
69 18
4
27
19
4
41 19
0
319
Loans are granted, on approved Security, in connection with Life Assurance.
The Directors are prepared to purchase any Policy issued by this Society on which Three or more Ai
Premiums have been paid, as well as any Bonus or Bonuses which may have been added thereto ; or they
if preferred, advance money on security of such Policies, to nearly the extent of the Office value.
The Society's Capital, accumulated solely from the Premiums, amounts to £385,000, after pro\
for all claims and expenses ; and the Annual Income from Premiums and Interest on the Capital to £63,(,
thus affording the fullest security to the Assured for the due fulfilment of the Claims as they arise.
The Society has paid to the Representatives of deceased Members about £450,000, in additi
nearly £200,000 returned to Members as profit, and applied to the Reduction of their Premiums.
No charge is made to Members beyond the amount of their Premiums. — Medical Fees and Policy St
are paid by this Society.- — Twenty Days' grace are allowed for Payment of Renewal Premiums. — Pit
remain in full force during the days of grace. — A portion of the Premiums on Whole Life PoliciesM
remain unpaid, at Interest. — The Society makes no extra charge for Members of Volunteer Rifle Corps stj|
in the United Kingdom.
A general Statement of the Society's Accounts, with full Prospectuses, and further information, ■
obtained on application at the Head Office, or of the Society's Agents.
1*/ March, 1860.
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FREDERICK LOCK, Manager and Secrete]
NORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER AND ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
ANNUAL REPOBT, 1860.
dNNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the NORTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY was held within the Company's
Bees, 64, Princes Street, Edinburgh, on Monday, 5th March, i860, in terms of the Constitution of the Company,
Sir ARCHIBALD ISLAY CAMBPELL, Bart.,
One of the Extraordinary Directors, in the Chair.
A Report by the Directors was read, in which the following results were communicated
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
HR&MIUMS received during the year 1859 amounted, deducting Re-insurances, to , ^35,332 10 5
Being ^4,986 14s. above the Receipts of last year. ■
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
I iSW POLICIES had been issued, Assuring the sum of .s£44Q,913 0 0
d paying of ANNUAL PREMIUMS ^14,0/0 1 6
Being a considerable increase above any former year. ■ — .
jdiount of CLAIMS under Policies emerged by death, was ^48,650 0 0
HANNUITY BUSINESS, 26 Bonds had been granted, for which was received the sum of. ^19,073 17 3
^CUMULATED FUND now amounts to ^1,031,454 0 0
due ANNUAL REVENUE to ^179,083 11 11
is being the FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY, the Directors submitted an abstract of the Transactions of the Company since
jl.blishment in I809.
FIRE BUSINESS.
In 1859 the Premiums received amounted to ^35,332. 10s. 5d.
During the whole period of 50 years there had been paid to the Public, for Damage by Fire, ^471,577. 18s. 4d.
LIFE BUSINESS.
There had been issued, from 1823, when the business was commenced,
Policies. Sums Assured. Policies. Annual Average,
to 1833 1081 ^1,033,444 0 0 108 ^103,344 0 0
1833 to 1843 2643 2,297,653 0 0 264 229,765 0 0
1843 to 1853 2788 2,510,878 0 0 278 251,087 0 0
five years from 1S53 to 1857 1986 1,384,741 0 0 397 276,948 0 0
In 1858, 445 Policies were issued, Assuring the sum of .£377,425
In 1859, 605 ditto ditto ditto 449,913
he Company had paid to the Representatives of deceased Assurers ^1,346,465, and had allocated to Policies as Bonuses
out of Profits, the sum of ^"643,956. 2s. lid.
i the motion of the Chairman, seconded by G. Warrender, Esq., younger, of Lochend, the report was unanimously approved
the usual dividend of 8 per cent, on the paid-up Capital of the Company declared, free of Income Tax, payable on Monday,
i of April next.
ie Thanks of the Meeting were then voted to the Local Boards and Agents, and also to the Directors.
le Extraordinary and Ordinary Directors were then elected, and on the motion of LORD VISCOUNT MELVILLE, the
of the Meeting were voted to the Chairman.
Head Office— 64, PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH.
London Office-4, NEW BANK BUILDINGS, LONDON.
BRANCH OFFICES.
GLASGOW— 102, ST. VINCENT STREET. DUBLIN— 67, SACKVILLE STREET.
MANCHESTER— CROSS STREET. LIVERPOOL — EXCHANGE. NEWCASTLE— SANDHILL.
Office-bearers. — All of whom are Shareholders.
President.— His Grace the DUKE of ROXBURGHE, Kt.
vice-presidents.
The Most Noble the MARQUIS of ABERCORN, K.G. | The Right Honourable The EARL of STAIR.
EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.
nder Campbell, Esq.
vmes Fergusson, of Kilkerran, Bart.
Campbell, Esq., of Colgrain.
RCHIBALD ISLAY CAMPBELL, Bart.
it Balfour Wardlaw Ramsay, Esq., of Whitehill.
avid Dundas, of Dunira, Bart,
ight Hon. the Earl of Airlie.
Farciuharson, Esq., of Invercauld.
dam Hay, of Hayston, Bart.
Gibson, Jun., Esq., W.S.
ORDINARY DIRECTORS.
William Bonar, Esq., of Easter Warriston.
J. F. Walker Drummond, Esq., W.S.
Andrew Coventry, Esq., Advocate.
James Campbell Tait, Esq., W.S.
Vice-Admiral Henry Dundas.
Laurence Davidson, Esq., W.S.
D. B. Wauciiope, Esq., Merchant, Leith.
John Anderson, Esq., W.S.
John Brown Innes, Esq., W.S.
Henry D. Fergusson, Esq., W.S.
John Maitland, Esq., Accountant-Gen. to the Court of Session.
Robert B. Maconochie, Esq., W.S.
DAVID SMITH, Manager. JOHN OGILVIE, Secretary.
LONDON BOARD.
A Chairman.— Sir PETER LAURIE, Alderman. Deputy-Chairman. — JOHN I. GLENNIE. Esq.
j iLLiAM Borrodaile, Esq. I Arciiibald Cockburn, Esq. j Peter J. T. Pkarse, Esq.
|)HN Connell, Esq. I P. Northall Laurie, Esq. I Charles J. Knowlks, Esq., Q.C
<«j Solicitor. — ALEXANDER DOBIE, Esq., Lancaster Place. Secretary. — R. STRACHAN.
JEW BANK BUILDINGS, LONDON.-Where Forms of Proposals, &c, may bo obtained.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
(ESTABLISHED A.D. 1834),
No. 39, KING STREET, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON.
DIRECTORS.
Valentine Knight, Esq.,
Cornwall Terrace, Regent's P
John Mollett, Esq., Austinfriars Passage.
James Pennethorne, Esq., Whitehall Yard.
Francis Lysons Price, Esq., the Athenaeum Club.
Richard Rowc, Esq., 7, Arthur Street West.
Samuel William Rowsell, Esq., Cheapside.
Marmaduke Blake Sampson, Esq., 13, Lombard Street. I
31, Great Winchester Street.
Georgfl BattCOck, Esq., 1, Carlton Street.
James Hurchcll, Esq., 3 1, Gordon Square.
John Clayton, Esq., 10, Lancaster Place, Strand.
Solomon Cohen, Esq., Canonbury Place.
Thomas Dakin, Esq., '23, Abchurch Lane.
Richard Francis Davis, Esq., 16, Cannon Street.
William Chapman Harnett, Esq., 7. Great St. Helen's.
Frederick Charles Wilkins, Esq
TRUSTEES.
John Clarke, Esq. j Joseph Robinson, Esq.
Joseph Carrington Ridgway, Esq. i Edgar Pinchback Stringer, Esq.
Auditors.— James Reeves, William Thomas Hooper, and William Hardy, Esqrs.
Bankers. — The Union Bank of London.
Solicitor. — William Burchell, Esq., 5. Broad Sanctuary, Westminster.
Ph ysician..— William Brinton, Esq., M.D., 20, Brook Street, Grosvenor Square.
Surgeon. — Matthias Rowe, Esq., Surbiton Hill. Actuary. — Charles Ingall, Esq
This is a purely Mutual Life Assurance Society, with a capital of 56"360,000 invested in Government and real securities, ci_
entirely by the steady accumulation of the premiums, and all belonging to the members. The assurances in force are ^1,50J
and the income .£'62,000 per annum.
The advantages offered by the Society are — an annual division of profits. Every member shares in them after payment
yearly premiums.
The cash account and balance-sheet of the Society's assets and liabilities are annually published, and circulated amoi
members and general public.
The bonuses on the policies becoming claims have averaged more than 2£ per cent, per annum.
Every member has one vote, and can attend and vote at all general courts. A policy for any amount above ^500 entitl
member to two votes, and for any amount above £ 1,000 to three votes.
The last Annual Report, Cash Account, and Balance-sheet may be had on a written or personal application to the Actuary
any of the Society's country agents. To the Report and Accounts is appended a list of bonuses paid on the claims of the yeai
No extra charge for joining volunteer rifle or artillery corps.
The Mutual Life Assurance Oflices, 39, King Street, Cheapside, E.C., London.
CHARLES INGALL, Actuary.
ST. GEORGE
ASSTJBAUOB C O M P A IT T.
118, PALL MALL, LONDON, S.W.
TRUSTEES.
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE LORD LOUGHBOROUGH.
R. N. FOWLER, Esq. | HENRY POWNALL, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
Chairman. — HENRY POWNALL, Esq., Russell Square.
Deputy-Chairman. — HENRY HAINES, Esq., Moorgate Street, City.
BORLASE H. ADAMS, Esq., 19, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn.
THOMAS BRADSHAW, Esq., Crown Office Row, Temple,
and the Palace, Hampton Court.
LEWIS HOUGH, Esq., Twickenham.
R. KING, Esq., M.D., 17, Savile Row, Burlington Gardens.
WILLIAM HENRY LAMMIN, Esq., Shorrolds, Fulh
Sir T. HERBERT MADDOCK, Union Club.
A. E. MILLER, Esq., 24, Old Square, Lincoln's Inn.
JOHN BENJAMIN NEVILL, Esq., Westbourne Par
JOHN EDWARD PANTER, Esq., 6, Lee Park, Blackfr
HENRY WARD, Esq., Albany, Piccadilly.
THE LEADING FEATURES OF THIS OFFICE ARE—
Every description of Life Assurance on the most favourable
terms.
The Assurance of Defective Titles, thereby restoring the pro-
perty to its full value.
Endowments for Husbands, Wives, or Nominees.
Endowments for Children on attaining a certain age.
Annuities of every description granted on terms peculiarly
favourable.
Notices of Assignments of Policies Registered.
Medical Referees paid by the Company.
Age of the Life Assured admitted on all Policies on real
proof being given.
Stamp Duties on Life Policies paid by the Company. ;
Loans on Real or Personal Security repayable by moijf
quarterly instalments from one to five years.
For further particulars, Forms of Proposal, and Prospectuses,
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apply to
F. H. G I LB ART, Secrete
WESTERN
E ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
3, PARLIAMENT STREET, LONDON, S.W.
Established 1842.
Trustees.
d30CKS, Esq., J. P. for Middlesex, Charing Cross, and
™ reford Street, Park Lane.
rOODHART, Esq., J. P. for Surrey, Manor House, Upper
oling, Surrev.
g^STIN ROBINSON, Esq., J. P. for Middlesex, Lavant
use, Chichester, Sussex.
ons assuring in this Office are offered the fol-
|- modes of paying the premiums, viz. : —
st. Annually, quarterly, or half-yearly.
id. On a decreasing or ascending scale.
rd. For a term of years only, securing a free
J I policy afterwards for life.
M;h. With a fixed annual reduction of premiums.
Nth. On the half-credit system, suspending half
A the annual premiums for seven years ; the debt
■ to be allowed to stand over until death.
I Directors invite particular attention to the liberal
■ and conditions introduced by this Society into
U»ctice of Life Assurance : —
J'olicies may be effected upon the lives of persons
y profession and station of life.
)fficers in the Army and Civilians proceeding to
or any of the British Colonies, may insure their
a favourable terms.
iums assured payable at age 60, or at death, if
ing previously.
•rovision during minority for orphans,
mmediate, Deferred, and Survivorship Annuities
secured at this Office upon safe and advantageous
mmediate Bonuses. — The Rates of this Society,
compared with the higher rates of other offices,
found to give an Immediate Bonus to Assurers.
ual Premiums to assure £"100 for the Whole
of Life, without Profits.
Age 25 £1 18 6
40 2 14 5
60 6 0 6
New Features introduced by this Office.
'he Bonuses of the Society may be applied not
d make the payments of the premiums cease
her, but also to cause the amount of Assurance
payable to the Policy-holder on the Assured
„iflng a given age.
Policy may be exchanged by the substitution of
iy and approved life, of not older age, the new
jeing entitled to advantages, by way of Bonus
ictynvise, equivalent to those attaching to the ori-
'olicy.
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J.
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lj: the same advantages as Solicitors for any busi-
liey may introduce.
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lj lication to the Actuary,
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George Whitmore, Esq.
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2s. 3d, the set to 4/. 4s.
The Burton and all other Patent Stoves with Radiating Hearth-plates.
THE
PERFECT SUBSTITUTE FOR SILVE
Introduced more than 25 years ago, by
WILLIAM S. BURTON,
When PLATED by the Patent process of Messrs. Elkington & Co., is, beyond all comparison, the very best article next to st
silver that can be employed as such, either usefully or ornamentally, as by no possible test can it be distinguished from real si
A small useful Plate Chest, containing a set, guaranteed of first quality for finish and durability, as follows : —
Fiddle, or
Old Silver
Pattern.
Thread or
Brunswick
Pattern.
Lily
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&c.
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21. 15s. Od. Tea and Coffee Sets, Dish Covers and Corner Dishes, Cruet and Liqueur Frames, &c, at proportionate prices. AiJ
of replating done by the patent process.
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MAY BE HAD GRATIS AND FREE BY POST.
It contains upwards of 400 Illustrations of his illimited Stock of Sterling Silver Electro and Sheffield Plate, Nickel Sil'l
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Gaseliers, Tea Urns and Kettles, Tea Trays, Clocks, Table Cutlery, Baths, and Toilet Ware, Turnery, Iron and Brass Bei|
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OF
UBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS, LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANIES, AND GENERAL TRADES.
In order to mark more distinctly the Two Divisions of the various Announcements in this Work, the Advertisements at the
mjicement are numbered in each Index thus (i to xxx), at the bottom of the page ; those at the End of the Book are numbered
I irred to by means of Ordinary Figures.
Page
SHERS, BOOKSELLERS, &c.
enseum, The, Journal of Literature, &e., 20, Wei-
ngton-street, Strand xviii
ke's Works on Heraldry, &c. — H. G. Bohn, York-
treet, Covent Garden xiv
rlish Cyclopaedia, The (Four Divisions). — Bradbury
ad Evans, 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street xii
:e a Week (Vol. I.) — Bradbury and Evans ' xviii
lications of Chapman and Hall, 193, Piccadilly. ... vii
ical Directory, The (I860).— Crockford, 19, Wei-
ngton-street North, Strand xix
trated and Illuminated Works, &c— Day and Son
ithographers to the Queen), 6, Gate-street, Lin-
)ln's-inn-fields viii, ix
ful Works. — R. Hardwicke, 192, Piccadilly . . i — iv, xviii
ge's Peerage and Baronetage (I860).— Hurst and
lackett, 13, Great Marlborough-street xiv
ap Editions of Popular Modern Works.— Hurst and
lackett, 13, Great Marlborough-street xiv
;ant Birthday or Wedding Presents.— Lockwood
id Co., 7, Stationers'-hall-court, E.C xiii
rks of Reference.— Longman and Co., Paternoster-
>w v
una: by Dr. Ramadge. — Longman and Co xviii
of Publications. — E. Moxon and Co., 44, Dovcr-
reet, Piccadilly vi
I of New Works.— Murray, Mr., Albemarle-street,
■ccadilly x
al Biography. — O'Byrne Brothers, 9, Adelphi.
rrace, W.C xvii
ess," The, Newspaper, 110, Strand xviii
r Publications — New Novels. — Smith, Elder, and
65, Cornhill xi
ary Atlases. — E. Stanford, 6, Charing-cross xiii
Its for Presents. — Partridge, Tweedie, Bennett,
npndon xv
iHsical and Educational Works. — By Edward Wal-
■IHrd, MA xvii
\m and Second-hand Books,— Willis and Sotheran,
-■6, Strand xvi
Mi LIBRARIES.
B,, 19, Holies-street, Cavendish -square xx
I London Library, 12, St. James's-square xx
■VSURANCE OFFICES, &c.
■ dental Death, 7, Bank-buildings, E.C xxi
s, 92, Cheapside xxii
\ erial, 1, Old Broad- street, City xxiv
J Association of Scotland, 20, King William-st.,City xxiv
rpool and London, 20 and 21 , Poultry, City xxiv
don Assurance, 7, Royal Exchange xxiii
ropolitan, 3, Princes-street, Bank xxv
ual, 39, King-street, Cheapside xxviii
onal, 2, King William-street, City xxvi
;h British, 4, New Bank-buildings, Lothbury, City xxvii
mce and East of England, 7), King William-
■eet, City xxix
Wieorge, 118, Pall Mall xxviii
ffl ed Kingdom, 8, Waterloo-place, Pall Mall 60
H tern, 3, Parliament-street xxix
|$,]|urance Office— The State, 32, Ludgatc-hill, and
I all Mall East xx
i Reversionary and Investment Comp., 5, Whitehall xxii
Agricultural Implement Makers. Page
Burgess and Key, 95, Newgate-street, City 11
Dray, Taylor, and Co., 4, Adelaide-place, London-
bridge 11
Art Union of England, The, 13, Regent-street xx
Autographs and Franks xx
Barrack Furniture.— J. W. Allen, 18 and 22, Strand 17
Carpet Warehouse. — Luck, Kent, and Cumming, 4, Regent-
street, Waterloo-place 34
Carriage Builders.
Cook, Rowley, and Co., 9, King-street, Regent-street 9
W. G. Davies and Son, 15, Wigmore- street, Caven-
dish-square 8
Lambert and Tyrrell, 66, Great Queen-street, Lin-
coln's-inn-fields 9
J. H. Mann, Twickenham 11
Ofiford, Messrs., 79, Wells-street, Oxford-street 9
Silk and Sons, 8 and 9, Long Acre 23
Thompson, 40, Canal-street, Perth, Scotland 10
Carriages for Invalids. — Reading, 14, Riding House-street,
Regent- street 9
Celebrated Breakfast Bacon. — Fitch and Son, 66, Bishops-
gate- street Within 41
Celebrated Cayenne Sauce. — T. Clarence, 2, Church-place,
Piccadilly 38
China and Glass.— W. P. and G. Phillips, 358 and 359,
Oxford-street, and 155, New Bond-street 24
Chintz Warehouse.— W. Davidson, 97, New Bond-street.. 31
Chronometers, Clocks, and Watches.
J. Bennett, 65 and 64, Cheapside 21
Dwerrihouse and Co., 131, Mount-street, Berkeley-sq. 20
E. White, 20, Cockspur-street, Pall Mall 22
Conservative Land Society.— 33, Norfolk-street, Strand . . xx
Decorator and House Painter.— R. Home, 41, Gracechurch-
street, City 29
Decorations and Paperhangings. — 3. Tucker, 234, High
Holborn 54
Dentists.— Gabriel, Messrs., 33 & 34, Ludgate Hill ; and
110, Regent Street 48
Dissolving Views.— Carpenter and Westley, 24, Regent-
street, Waterloo-place 23
Dressing Cases, Travelling Bags, Writing Desks, Sec,
Mechi and Bazin, 112, Regent-street, and 4, Leaden-
hall-street, City 16
Toulmin and Gale, Sise-lane, City, & 7, New Bond-st. 15
Williams and Co., 52, New Boud-street 16
Electro-Plate.
W. S. Burton, 39, Oxford-street xxx
R. and J. Slack, 336, Strand 27
T. West, 18, Ludgate-street, City 22
Elegant Personal Requisites. — A. Rowland and Son, 20,
Hatton- garden 59
Elocution, Professor of. — B. H. Smart, 37, Wyndham-
street, Bryanston-squarc 16
Embroidery, Braiding Designs, and Fancy Repository. —
Mrs. Wilcockson, 4 1. Goodge-st., Tottcnham-court-rd. 4
Estate Market, The, 3, Hanovcr-squarc 29
Family Grocers, &c.
Phythian, 430, West Strand 3s
H. Sparrow and Co., 3"2, Oxford-street 3*
Farinaceous Food for Infants and Invalids. — J. Hards,
Dartford, Kent 48
INDEX.
Foreign Stationers and Importers of Fancy Goods.— rage
A. Marion and Co., 152, Regent-street 43
Fruit Lozenges. — F. Allnutt, 12, Chapel-row, Portsca .... 42
Fruit Kssenccs.— S. Sainsbury, 1"6 & 177, Strand 44
Furnishing Ironmongery, Cutlery, &c.
W. S. Burton, 39, Oxford-street XXX
Dcanc and Co. (opening to Monument), London-bridge 2
J. Evans, Son, and Co., 33 & 34, King William-street,
London-bridge 34
Galvanic and Rheumatic Chain Bands. — J. L. Pulvermacher
and Co., Oxford-street 57
Garden Engines, Machines, and Greenhouse Syringes.—
R. Read, 35, Regent-circus, Piccadilly 32
Gas Ranges.— Rickets and Hammond, Agar-street, Strand 32
Glass Chandeliers, Lustres, &c.
P. Benjamin, 105, Hatton-garden 25
Green and Niner, 138, Regent-street, 43, Baker-street,
and 16 & 17, King William-street, City 3
Glass Shades and Lamp and Gas ditto.— H. Hetley, 13,
Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square 33
Goldsmiths and Jewellers.
B. Haseldine, 3, Coventry-street, Haymarket 59
T. West, 18, Ludgate-street, St. Pauls 22
Great Northern Palace Comp. (Muswell Hill), 6l,Gresham-
House, Old Broad-street, City 7
Hair Pomade.— J. Slack, 185, Sloane-street 44
Hair Cream.— Hopgood and Co., Rvde, Isle of Wight 50
Harmoniums & Concertinas.— R, Chidley, 135, High Hol-
born 50
Hatter, &c. — J. Richardson, 37, Old Bond-street 20
Heraldic Offices.
T. Culleton, 25, Cranbourne-street, Leicester-square. . 43
J. Lock, 2, Old Jewry, City 44
T. Moring, 44, High Holborn 44
Hosiery and Shirt Warehouses.
H. Baker and Co., Ill and 112, New Bond-street .... 41
Fryer & Co., next door to the Haymarket Theatre .... 40
Hughes, Regent-street 44
Robertshaw's, 100, Oxford-street 39
Sampson, 123, Oxford-street 41
Thresher and Glenny, 152, Strand 44
Importer of Wines and Spirits.— A. Brough, 29, Strand 52 & 53
Ink— Writing. — Nissen and Parker, 43, Mark-lane, City . . xx
Job Masters.— Withers and Co., 240 and 242, Oxford-street 14
Ladies' Wedding and Family Outfitting LinenWarehouses.
Christian and Rathbone, 11, Wigmore-street, Caven-
dish-square 41
Hughes, 203, Regent-street 44
Mrs. Robertshaw, 100, Oxford-street 39
W. G. Taylor, 53, Baker-street, Portman- square 58
Ladies' Sewing Machines. — Newton, Wilson, and Co.,
144, High Holborn 56
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boot and Shoe Maker.— J. Chap-
pell, 388, Strand 19
Lamp, Lustre, Cut Glass, China, and Earthenware. — Green
and Niner, 138, Regent-street; 43, Baker-street, Port-
man-square ; and 16 and 17, King William-street, City 3
Latin Composition.— E. Walford, M.A xx
London Gymnasium and Fencing Rooms.— Capt. Chiosso,
123, Oxford-street, Regent-circus 38
Looking-Glass Maker.— H. M. Page, 23, Coventry-street,
Piccadilly 44
Mediaeval Metalworkers and Manufacturing Ironmongers.
Hart and Son, 20, Cockspur-street, Pall Mall, and
Nos. 53 to 58, Wych-street, Strand 33
Microscopic Preparations. — J. Amadio, 7, Throgmorton-
street, City 23
Military Musical Instrument Maker.— J. Kohler, 35, Hen-
rietta-street, Covcnt-garden 50
Military and Naval Outfitters. — B. Woolf and Son, 45, Old
Bond- street, and 59, Piccadilly 42
Mincing Machines.— S. Nye and Co., 79, Wardour-street,
Soho 28
Mourning Warehouses.
Jay's, 247 and 249, Regent-street 1
Peter Robinson, 103, Oxford-street 40
Mourning Stationery.— J. Limbird, 344, Strand 44
Museum Microscopes. — F. Pastorelli and Co., Opticians,
208, Piccadilly 54
Musical Instrument Maker.— J. Kohler, 35, Henrietta-
etreet, Covent-garden £0
Paint— Anti-Corrosion (Carson's Original).— W. Carson f
and Sons, 9, Great Winchester-street, Old Broad.
street, City 36 1
Pale Ale, Porter, and Stout. — Berry Brothers, 3, St,
James's-street I
Passport Agency Office.— W. J. Adams, 69, Fleet-street ..
Patent Drum Beaters (For Thrashing Machines).— J. Gou.
cher, Worksop, Notts
Patent Knife-Cleaning Machines (Hilliard and Chapman).—
T. E. Cavit, 18, Hatton-garden
Patent Tiles (Encaustic and others).— Minton, Hollins
and Co., Stoke-on-Trent
Patent Wrench and Mallet.— C. H. Hurst, Royal-road,
Walworth ....»,
Perambulators.— Hill, 212, Piccadilly ]
Percussion Caps and Ammunition Manufacturer.— F. Joyce,
Upper Thames-street
Perfumers and Court Hair Dressers. — Gibbins and Co.,
7, King-street, St. James's-square
Pharmaceutical Chemist (Medicine Chests, &c.).— W. T,
Cooper, 26, Oxford-street
Photographic Miniatures
Porcelain, Earthenware, and Glass. — Boucher, Guy,
and Co., 128, Leadenhall-street
Restaurant and Cafe (The Patrician).— New Coven try-st...
Rifle, Revolver, Pistol, and Shot-Gun Makers.
Beckwith and Son, 58, Skinner-street, Snow-hill ....
Colt, Colonel, 14, Pall Mall
Parker, Field and Sons, 233, High Holborn ,
E. M. Reilly and Co., 502, New Oxford-street .'
St. Mark's Hospital, City-road
Sadler and Harness Maker.— H. Peat, 14, Old Bond-streeH
Sams' Hotel and Coffee House, 302, Strand
Scagliola Marble Works. — V. Bellman, 14, Buckingh:
street, Fitzroy- square
Shetland Woollen Warehouse. — H. Baker and Co., Ill
112, New Bond-street
Silk Mercers, &e.— Hodge and Orchard, 256, 258, 260, an<»
262, Regent-street
Starch (Glenfield Patent).— Wotherspoon and Co., Glasgo'
and London
Transparent Soap.— A. and F. Pears, 91, Great Russel!
street, Bloomsbury
Trunks, Portmanteaus, and Travelling Bags.
J. W. Allen, 18 and 22, Strand
B. Barrett, Brothers, 184, Oxford-street
W. Day and Son, 353 and 378, Strand
J. Last, 38, Haymarket
Tussaud's Wax Work Exhibition. — Bazaar, Baker-stree
Portman-square
Upholsterers and General House Furnishers.
Bartholomew and Fletcher, 217 and 219, Tottenham
court- road
E. Hunt, 50, King William-street, City, and Sydenha
I. and J. Ingledew, 4, Bishopgate-street Without .
R. Loader and Co., 23 and 24, Pavement, Finsbury
A. Sedley and Co., 210, Regent-street ,
Useful Preparations for Shaving.
W. Higgs, 35, Piccadilly (Barbae- Smegma)
A. and F. Pears, 91, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbu
Vendors and Proprietors of Patent Medicines, &c.
Relief for Sufferers.— S. Barlow, Darlington, Durhail
Dr. Roberts's Ointment. — Beach and Barnico|
Dispensary, Bridport
Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne. — J. T. DavenpOj
33, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury-square ....
Fluid Magnesia.— C. Linder, 104, Strand
Cough Lozenges, and Insect Destroying Powder
T. Keating, Chemist, 79, St. Paul's Churchyard..
Medical Preparations. — F. Newbery and Sons, 45,
Paul's Churchyard
Dr. Tweedale's Hop Pills. — F. Newbery and So 1
45, St. Paul's Churchyard
Dandelion, Camomile, and Rhubarb Pills, &c.{
Tvvinberrow, Chemist, &c, 2, Edward-street, Pel
man-square J
Washing Machine, Patent.— Bradford, 63, Fleet-st., Ci'j
WellingtonNursery,The. — E.G. Henderson &Son, Floril
and Seedsmen, St. John's-wood j
Window Blinds.— G. F. Janes & Co., 29, Finsbury-plfj
North I
THE
COUNTY FAMILIES
OP THE
UNITED KINGDOM.
THE
COUNTY FA M I L I E S
OF THE UNITED KINGDOM;
IOYAL MANUAL OP THE TITLED & UNTITLED ARISTOCRACY
OF GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND.
CONTAINING
ji BRIEF NOTICE OF THE DESCENT, BIRTH, MARRIAGE, EDUCATION, AND APPOINTMENTS OP EACH PERSON,
HIS HEIR APPARENT OR PRESUMPTIVE, AS ALSO A RECORD OP THE OFFICES WHICH
HE HAS HITHERTO HELD, TOGETHER WITH HIS TOWN ADDRESS
AND COUNTRY RESIDENCES.
BY
EDWARD WALEOED, M.A.
LATE SCHOLAR OF BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD, AND FELLOW OF THE GENEALOGICAL
AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON:
ROBERT HARDWICKE, 192, PICCADILLY.
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PREFACE.
It is impossible for me to send forth to the public this work — the result of
nore than two years' constant labour and research — without acknowledging, in
•errns of gratitude, the kind and generous assistance which I have received, from
ilmost every quarter, in answer to the circulars which I have issued to the pre-
sent representatives of the highest families in the three kingdoms, whether numbered
imong the f titled ' or the £ untitled ' aristocracy, who, with few exceptions, have
reely communicated to me the information which I requested at their hands. Here
ind there, it is true, that my applications have been met with a refusal on the part
)f those who were most nearly interested ; but even in these cases I have endeavoured
j;o keep faith with the public, by instituting private inquiries among local friends
find correspondents, and by consulting a large library of useful books of reference.
|By these means I have been enabled to produce a volume which, in spite of
i aumerous imperfections, embraces the whole of the titled, and by far the largest
portion of the untitled aristocracy of the three kingdoms, and may, therefore,
fairly lay claim to be styled, in common parlance, a ' Dictionary of the Upper Ten
Thousand.'
I am well aware that the first edition of such a work must be far from perfect ;
and no one is more fully alive than myself to the numerous deficiencies to be found
in this volume. I am equally aware that such a book must always remain, in one
sense, imperfect in a country like our own, where, mainly owing to the influence of
trade and commerce, individuals and families are continually crossing and re-crossing
the narrow line which severs the aristocracy from the commonalty. But I can safely
promise that, as often as a new edition of the " County Families " shall be called
jfor, the book shall be found in a state more nearly approaching completion, by the
constant addition of fresh families to the roll of its contents, and by carefully noting
the various changes wrought day by day by the silent operation of births, marriages,
deaths, and preferments, in the families whose names I record.
I ought here more particularly to record my obligations, in the first instance,
to the Clerks of the Peace and the Clerks of Lieutenancy who have kindly supplied
| me with the lists of the Magistrates and Deputy Lieutenants of the several counties
| of England and Wales ; as also to Thorn's Irish Directory and Oliver and "Boyd's
\ Edinburgh Almanac, for similar lists relating to those kingdoms respectively. The
vi PREFACE.
details of the work, where they have not been communicated to me personally by
Bome member of the family, have been mainly worked out by consulting the Gazette
ami the pages of the Gentlemaris Magazine — an invaluable mine of wealth to the
genealogist and antiquarian, and useful also to one who, like myself, is a humble
labourer in the field of cotemporary inquiry. Besides these, the several County
Histories which 1 have been able to procure, the Peerages and Baronetages of Lodge
and Debrett, Hart's Army List, O'Byrne's Naval Biography, the Oxford and Cam-
bridge Calendars and Lists of Graduates, and the obituary notices of the daily and
weekly newspapers, have furnished me with useful materials.
The constant accession of fresh materials in my hands, whilst these sheets have
been passing through the press, while it accounts for the long delay in the appearance
of the " County Families," has necessitated the adoption of a Supplement, in which
will be found a long array of well-known names which ought properly to have
appeared in the body of the work. I can only regret that they reached me so late,
and promise that they shall be arranged in their proper place in the next edition.
It is to be hoped that the public and subscribers to the work will pardon such errata
as they may find on referring to their names ; and they will further oblige me if
they will kindly communicate to me those errors, through my publisher, in order
that they may be rectified in future editions. When they call to mind that every
separate entry involves a statement of from five to fifty facts, inclusive of dates, the
public will be able to realize some portion of the labour of an editor in preparing
such a work as this for the press for the first time.
I have not chosen the title of this work without deliberation. I have called
my book a Manual of the Titled and Untitled Aristocracy, and have accordingly
arranged both these orders under a single alphabet, because I remember the words
of J ames I., that " the king, though he can make a noble, cannot make a gentleman"
and because the bearing of arms, not of titles, has ever been considered as the
distinctive mark of true noblesse.
E. W.
17, Chukch Row, Hahpstead,
March 31, 1860.
CONTENTS.
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omissions, will not be detected by his readers, he begs respectfully to inform them
that he will be much obliged if any member of the families recorded in these pages vM
kindly notify to him, under cover to his publisher, Mk. Haedwicke, 192, Piccadilly,
the points in which any omission or erroneous statement may be detected, in order that
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THE COUNTY FAMILIES
OP THE UNITED KINGDOM.
EDITED BY E. WALFOED, M. A.
As it is impossible for the Editor to suppose or even to hope that in the first issue of a
work like " The County Families," some errors in spelling and omission of names will not
be detected by his readers, he begs respectfully to draw attention to the appended Form, which
he will be much obliged if any member of the family will kindly return to him with a short
notification of the points in which any omission or any erroneous statement may^be detected,
in order that such defects may be remedied in all future editions of the book.
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THE
COUNTY FAMILIES
OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM.
ADAM,* Edward, Esq. (of Middleton Hall),
dest son of the late Edward Hamlyn Adams,
iq., who was M.P. for co. Carmarthen 1833-4 ;
s resumed the ancient orthography of the family
me ; is a magistrate for co. Carmarthen. — Mid-
3ton Hall, near Llandilo, Carmarthenshire.
30TT, Sir Frederick, Knt., C.B. (cr. 1854).
lird son of the late Henry H. A. Abbott, Esq. ;
1805; m. 1835 Frances, dau. of Lieut.-Col. Cox,
A. (and widow of Lieut.-Col. Hubert De Burgh),
lucated at Addiscombe ; entered the Bengal En-
ieers 1822 ; served iu the Burmese war 1824-6,
d in the first campaign against the Sikhs ; has
jeived medals for Ava and Sobraon ; was Superin-
ldent Engineer of the North-Western Provinces
Bengal 1841-7; became a Majoi'-General on re-
ed list 1858 ; has been Governor of the Military
liege, Addiscombe, since 1851. — United Service
ub, S.W. ; Addiscombe, near Croydon, S.
3Y, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1641).
dy son of the late Sir William Abdy, Bart.,
ipt. R.N., by dau. of James Gordon, Esq., of
oor Place, Herts ; b. 1779 ; s, as 7th Bart. 1803 ;
1806 Anne, dau. of 1st Marq. Wellesley, K.G.,
/orced 1816. This family is of Essex extraction,
d was formerly seated at Felix Hall in that
anty. — Chobham Place, near Chertsey, Surrey ;
non Club, S.W. ; 20b Hill Street, W.
)Y, Sir Thomas Neville, Bart. (cr. 1849).
tly son of the late Anthony Abdy, Esq., Capt.
N., by Grace, dau. of Admiral Sir Thos. Rich ;
1810; m. 1841 Harriet, dau. of Rowland Alston,
iq. of Pishiobury, Herts. Educated at St.
hn's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833) ; is a magis-
ite for Essex ; was M.P. for Lyme Regis 1847-
. Patronage 1 living. Is descended through
i grandmother from a common ancestor with Sir
J. Abdy, Hart. — Albyns, near Romford, Essex.
Heir, his son William Neville, b. 1844.
A'BECKETT, Sir William, Knt. (cr. 1852).
Eldest son of William A'Beckett, Esq., and brother
of th^lateG. A. A'Beckett, Esq. ; b. 1806 ; m. 1st
1833 Emily, dau. of E. Hayley, Esq. (she cl. 1842) ;
2nd 1849 Matilda, dau. of E. Hayley, Esq. Educated
at Westminster ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1829 ; was Chief Justice and Judge of the Admiralty
Court of Victoria 1852-7 ; was previously Solicitor
and Attorney-General of N. South Wales, and
resident Judge at Port Phillip. Author of the
Universal Biography, &c. — Reform Club, S.W.
AEEECOEN (Marquis of), James Hamilton, K.G-.
P.O. (cr. 1790).
Elder son of the late Viscount Hamilton, by Har-
riet, dau. of the late Hon. John Douglas, and
grandson of the 1st Marquis ; b. 1811 ; s. 1818 ;
m. 1832 Louisa Jane, dau. of the 6th Duke of Bed-
ford, K.G. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is Lord
Lieut, and Custos Rotulorum of co. Donegal, a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Tyrone, and Colonel Donegal
Militia ; is a Governor of Harrow School ; late
Groom of Stole to the Prince Consort. Patronage
2 livings. — Baron's Court, near Newtown-Stewart,
co. Tyrone ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; Chesterfield
House, South Audley Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Hamilton, b. 1838 ;
educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
ABEBCBOMBY (Lord), George Ralph Abcr-
cromby (cr. 1801).
Eldest son of the late Lord, by Louisa, dau. of the
late Hon. John Hay Forbes ; b. 183S ; S. as 4th Lord
1852; m. 1858 Julia Janet Georgiana, dau. ofVisct.
Duncan. Educated at Eton. Represents a younger
branch of the clan Abercromby. This Peerage
was originally conferred on the widow of the gal-
lant General Sir Ralph Abercromby. who fell in
Egypt. — Tullibody, near Alloa, co. Clackmannan :
Ferntower, near Crieff, Perthshire; AJrthrie
Castle, near Stirling, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother John, Ensign Rifle Bri*
gadc ; b. 1841.
a
Abel
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ABERCBOMDY, Sir George Samuel, Bart. (or.
1030\
Eldest son of t ho late Sir Robert Abureromby,
Bart., bj Elizabeth Stevenson, dan. of Samuel
Douglas, Esq., of Netherlaw, N.B. ; b. 1824 ; 5. as
6th Bar! L85G : m, 1849 A.anes Georgiaua; 2nddau.
of 3rd Lord Kilmaine. Educated at iSSrinity Coll.,
( lambridge (M.A. 18 19) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for c os. Banff and Kirkcudbright, and Chief
of the clan of Abereromby, of which Lords Aber-
eromby and Dunfermline are members. — Forglen
House, near Turriff, co. Banff; Fcrmoy, co. Cork;
Carlton Club, S.W.
JI> h\ his son Robert John, b. 1350.
ABERCEOMEY, Dowager Lady.
Louisa Penuel, dau. of Lord Medwyn (a Scottish
Judge of Session); m. 1832 George Ralph, 3rd
Lord Abereromby, who d. 1852. — Airthrie, near
Stirling, N.B.
ABEECEOMBY, Dowrager Lady.
Elizabeth, only child of the late Samuel Douglas,
Esq., of Netherlaw and Castle Douglas, N.B. ;
m. 1816 Sir R. Abereromby, Bart., of Forglen, who
d. 1855.— 46, Albemarle Street, W.
ABERDEEN (Earl of), George Hamilton Gor-
don, K.G., K.T., P.O., F.R.S. (er. 1682).
Eldest son of the late Loi'd Haddo, by Charlotte, dau.
of W. Baird, Esq.; b. 1784 ; s. his grandfather as
4th Earl 1802 ; m. 1st 1805 Katharine Elizabeth,
dau. of 1st Marquis of Abercorn; 2nd 1815 Harriet,
dau. of Hon. John Douglas and widow of Visct.
Hamilton (son of the 1st Marquis of Abercorn,
K.G.) ; sits in the House of Lords as Visct. Cor-
don, U.K. (cr. 1814). Educated at Harrow and St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1804) ; is Lord
Lieut, of co. Aberdeen and Ranger of Greenwich
Park ; was formerly Minister at Vienna ; Secre-
tary of State for Foreign Affairs 1828-30 and
1841-46 ; for the Colonies 1834-35 ; First Lord of
the Treasury 1852-5. Is descended from a common
ancestor with the Marquis of Huntly. — Haddo
House, Aberdeen, N.B. ; Ranger's Lodge, Black-
heath, Kent ; Carlton and Athenaeum Clubs, S.W. ;
7, Argyll Street, W.
Heir, his son Lord Haddo, M.P. for co. Aberdeen ;
b. 1814 ; m. 1840 Mary, sister of 10th Earl of Had-
dington.
ABERGAVENNY (Earl of), Rev. •William Nevill
(cr. 1784).
Fourth son of the 2nd Earl, by Mary, dau. of the
late John Robinson, Esq., of Wyke House, Middle-
sex; b. 1792; s. 1845; m. 1824 Caroline, dau. of the
late Ralph Leeke, Esq., of Longford Hall, co.
Salop. Educated at Magdalen Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1816); is in Holy Orders; was formerly
Rector of Birling and Vicar of Frant, Kent. Patron-
age 18 livings. — Eridge Castle, near Tunbridge
Wells ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 58, Portland Place, W.
Heir, his son Visct. Nevill, b. 1826 ; m. 1848
Caroline, dau. of Sir J. V. B. Johnstone, Bart. ;
educated at Eton ; late Capt. W. Kent Yeomanry,
formerly Capt. 2nd Life Guards.
ABINGDON (Earl of), Montagu Bertie (cr.1682).
Eldest son of 5th Earl, by Emily, dau, of the late }
General Hon. Thomas Gage ; b. 1808 ; s. 1854 ; m, l
1835 Elizabeth Lavinia, dau. of George Granville *
Harcourt, Esq., of Nuneham Courtenay, Oxon (she 1
d. 1858). Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., j
Cambridge (M.A. 1829); is Lord Lieutenant and |
Gustos Rotulorum of Berks and High Steward off
Oxford ; was M.P. for Oxfordshire 1832-52 ; for |
Abingdon 1852-54. Patronage 4 livings. — Wytham ]
Abbey, near Oxford ; 18, Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son Lord Norreys, b. 1836 ; m. 1858
Caroline, dau. of C. Towneley, Esq., of Towneley;
educated at Eton.
ABINGDON, Dowager Countess of.
Frederica Augusta, 7th dau. of Vice-Admiral |
Lord Mark Robert Ker and Charlotte Countesf f
of Antrim ; m. 1841, as 2nd wife, Montague, 5ttj
Earl of Abingdon, who died 1854. — 7, Somen!
Place, Hyde Park Square, W.
ABINGER (Lord), Robert Campbell Scarlet
(cr. 1835).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by his 1st wife Louis; [
Henrietta, dau. of the late Peter Campbell, Esq.i
of Kilmory, co. Argyll ; b. 1794 ; s. 1844 ; m. 182
Sarah, dau. of George Smith, Esq., late Chief Justicf
of the Mauritius. Educated at Trinity Coll., Caul
bridge (B.A. 1815) ; was M.P. for Norwich 183f[j
38 ; for Horsham 1841-44. The 1st Lord wsj
Chief Baron of the Exchequer 1834-44. — Abingfil
Hall, near Dorking, Surrey ; Carlton Club, S.W. J
Heir, his son William Frederick, Captain Sco f|
Fusilier Guards ; b. 1826.
ABINGER, Dowager Lady.
Elizabeth, dau. of L. S. Steere, Esq., of Jayeii
Surrey ; m. 1st 18— Rev. H. J. Ridley, of Ock'le
Surrey ; 2nd 1843 James, 1st Lord Abinger, wl!
d. 1844.— West Cliff House, Brighton ; 30, No
folk Street, W.
ABNEY, Wm, Wotton, Esq. (of Measham Hal|
Eldest son of the late William Wotton Abnei
Esq., Capt. Tioyal Horse Guards Blue, by Elisj
beth, dau. of William Richardson, Esq., of Fulfqfl
House, York ; b. 1807 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1828 Hel
John Sinclair, eldest dau. of James Buchanan, Es
of Craigend Castle, co. Dumbarton, and grand-di
of the 12th Earl of Caithness. Is a magistrate
cos. Derby and Leicester, and a Dep. Lieut, for
Derby (High Sheriff 1847). This family w ,
seated at Abney-in-the-Peak about the time of if
Conquest. Sir Edward Abney, a well-kno(j
Judge, and his younger brother, Sir Thomas Abrii
Lord Mayor of and M.P. for London, and bothjl
Willesley, in the county of Derby, were of 1:1
ancient family. — Measham Hall, near Atherstonjl
1
ABNEY-HASTINGS.
(See Hastings.)
ACKERS, Geo. Holland, Esq. (of Moreton H& i
Only son of the late G. Ackers, Esq., of More'j
Hall, co. Chester, by Harriott Dell, dau. of H. Ill
ton, Esq., of Lincoln ; b. 1812 ; s. 1836 ; m. if
Harriott Susan, 2nd dau. of H. W. Hutton, El
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Act
of Beverley. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford ; is Major Queen's Own Royal Yeomanry
(Staffordshire) ; was in the Royal Horse Guards
Blue 1832-7 ; High Sheriff of Cheshire 1852;
elected Commodore of the Royal Victoria Yacht
Squadron 1850. — Moreton Hall, near Congleton,
Cheshire ; Arthur's and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Georgiana Harriott, m. 1858 Sir C.
W. Shakerley, Bart, (whom see).
OKERS, James, Esq. (of Heath. House).
Son of the late J. Ackers, Esq. ; b. 1811 ; m. 1833
i Mary Anne, dau. of B. Williams, Esq. Educated
' at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (LL.B. 1836); is a
Magistrate for co. Hereford ; was M.P. for Lud-
low 1841-7. — Heath House, Leintwardine, near
jj Ludlow ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Sir Thomas Dyke, Bart. (cr. 1644).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Dyke Acland,
Bart., by Henrietta Anne, only dau. of the late Sir
, R. Hoare, Bart. ; b. 1787 ; s. as 10th Bart. 1794 ;
\m. 1808 Lydia Elizabeth, dau. of H. Hoare, Esq.
i (she d. 1856). Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch.,
J Oxford (B.A. 1808 ; created D.C.L. 1831); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; was M.P.
I for Devon 1812-31, and for N. Devon 1837-57.
i Patronage 7 livings. — Killerton, near Exeter;
I Iiolnicote, near Minehead ; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Dyke, late Fellow of All
I Souls Coll., Oxford ; M.P. for W. Somerset 1837-47;
lb. 1809 ; m. 1st 1841 Mary, dau. of Sir C. Mordaunt,
[Bart, (she d. 1851) ; 2nd 1856 Mary, dau, of the
I late John Erskine, Esq.
lULAETD, Sir Peregrine Palmer Fuller-Palmer,
Bart. (cr. 1818).
I Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Palmer Acland,
I Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of the late John Rose
[Fuller, Esq., of Rosehill, Sussex; b. 1789 ; s.
1 1831 ; m. 1825 Fanny, dau. of W. Leader, Esq., of
Hi Putney, Surrey (she d. 1844). Is a Dep. Lieut.
I for Somerset. Assumed the additional names of
I Fuller and Palmer in 1834. Patronage 1 living.
I Represents a younger branch of the family of Sir
[P. D. Acland, Bart., of Killerton. — Fairfield, near
[ Bridgewater, Somerset.
Heir Pres., his half-brother Thomas, b. 1819.
I COURT-HOLMES, Hon. William Henry Ashe,
r Elder son of the 1st Lord Hey tesbury (whom see) ;
Kb. 1809 ; m. 1833 Elizabeth, dau. of Sir L. W.
I Holmes, Bart., whose name he has assumed. Edu-
jjcated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
[j(M.A. 1831) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Me of Wight and for Wilts and Hants ; was M.P.
(for the Isle of Wight 1837-47.— Westover, near
| ( Newport, Isle of Wight ; Carlton and Travellers'
i i Clubs, S.W.
] Heir, his son William Leonard, b. 1S35.
COURT-REPING-TORT, Lieutenant-Genoral
I Charles Ashe, C.B. (of Amington Hall),
i | Youngest son of the late Sir W. P. A'Court, many
Jyears M.P. for Heytesbury, by Letitia, dau. of the
Jlate H. Wyndham, Esq., of the College, Salisbury,
(and brother of the 1st Lord Heytesbury ; b. 1786 ;
8
s. his brother 1855 ; m. 1815 Mary Elizabeth Catha-
rine, only dau. of Abraham Gibbs, Esq. Entered
the army 1803 ; became a Lieut. -General 1850,
Col. 41st Foot 1848 ; is a Magistrate for co. Staf-
ford.— Amington Hall, near Tamworth, Stafford-
shire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Henry Wyndham Ashe,
B.A., of St. John's Coll., Cambridge, and late M.P.
for Wilton ; b. 1819 ; m. 1854 Emily, eldest dau. of
H. Currie, Esq., of West Horseley, Surrey.
ACTON, Sir John Emerich Edward Dalberg,
Bart. (cr. 1644).
Only son of the late SirF. R. E. Acton, Bart., by
Marie Louise, only dau. of the Duke of Dalberg
(who m. 2nd in 1840 the 2nd Earl Granville, K.G.) ;
b. 1834 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1837. Educated at St.
Mary's Coll., Oscott ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Salop ; elected M.P. for Carlo w 1859 ;
is patron of 1 living. The 6th Baronet was Prime
Minister to the King of Naples. — Aldenhaln, near
Bridgenorth, Shropshire ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ;
16, Bruton Street, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Charles, b. 1786 ; m. 1817
Zoe Marie, dau. of the Count d'Albon (d.).
s>
ACTOIST, Edward Farrer, Esq.. (of Gatacre Park).
Eldest son of the late E. A. Acton, Esq., by
Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. J. G. Spurgeon ;
b. 1805 ; s. 1822 ; m. 1832 Mary Anne, youngest dau.
of Rev. H. Suckling, Rector of Barsham, Suffolk.
Educated at Trinity Hall, Cambridge (B.C.L. 1828) ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Salop and
Stafford, and a Major in the Shropshire Militia ;
descended from the 2nd son of Sir Edward Acton,
1st Bart., of Aldenham, who settled at Gatacre Park,
temp. Charles II. — Gatacre Park, near Bridgenorth,
Shropshire; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward William Frederick, Capt.
76th Foot ; b. 1834 ; ra. 1855 Helen Maria, dau. of
W. P. Ranney, Esq., of St. John's, N. Brunswick.
ACTQET, Joseph, Esq.. (of Wigan).
Son of the late J. Acton, Esq. ; b. 1803. Is a
Magistrate for co. Lancaster ; was Mayor of Wigan
1839-40 and 1853-4 ; M.P. for Wigan 1S54-7 ; was
formerly a Solicitor in practice in that borough..
—The Hall, Wigan.
ACTON,* Thomas, Esq. (of West Aston).
Eldest son of the late Col. Wm. Acton (who was
M.P. for co. Wicklow 1841-8, and High Sheriff of
that co. iu 1820), by Mary, dau. of Thomas Walker,
Esq., Master in Chancery, Ireland ; b. 181 — ; f.
1854. Is a Magistrate for co. Wicklow. — West
Aston, near Rathdrum, co. Wicklow.
Heir Pres., his brother William.
ACTON, William Joseph, Esq. (of Wolverton\
Only son of the late William Acton, Esq.. by A.nne
Constantia, dau. of — Davies, Esq. ; b. 1803 ; s. 1814 :
m. 1833 Mary, widow of William TralVonl. Esq,
Educated at St. Mary's Coll., Oscott; is a Magis-
trate for co. Worcester. This family is of Saxon
origin, and has Wen seated in Worcestershire since
the times anterior to the Norman Conquest. Wol-
verton, near Pershore, Worcestershire,
Heir, his son W illiam Robert, h. 1885.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ACWORTII, Nathaniel Brindlcy, Esq. (of the
Hook\
Third BOH of the late William Acworth, Esq. ; b.
1805; m. 1S4G Anna Diana, dau. of the Very
Ixov. LYancis Close, D.D., Pean of Carlisle. Called
to the Chaneery l>ar 1 S I i ; is a Magistrate for
Sects and Middlesex ; late Kegistrar* of the Su-
preme Court at Madras. This family was formerly
From Yorkshire. — The Hook, Northaw, near Bar-
net. Herts ; Oriental Club, W.
Heir, his son Francis William, b. 1817.
ADAIE, Sir Robert Shafto, Bart. (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late William Adair, Esq. (who d.
1844), by Camilla, dau. and heiress of the late Ro-
bert Shafto, Esq., of Benwell, Northumberland ;
b. 1780 ; m. 1st 1810 Elizabeth Maria, dau. of the
Rev. James Strode (she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1.854 Jane
Ann, dau. of the Rev. T. Clarkson, Vicar of Hinx-
ton, co. Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Suffolk
(High Sheriff 1846).— Flixton Hall, near Harle-
ston, Suffolk ; Farm Lodge, Ballymena, co. An-
trim ; 20a, St. James's Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Alexander Shafto, late
M.P. for Cambridge : 6. 1811 ; m. 1836 Theodosia,
dau. of Gen. the Hon. Robert Meade.
ADAIR, Alexander "William, Esq. (of Heather-
ton Park).
Eldest son of Alexander Adair, Esq., by Harriet
Eliza, dau. of the late G. Atkinson, Esq., of Lee,
and nephew of Sir R. S. Adair, 1st Bart. ; b. 1829.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1852,
M.A. 1856) ; appointed Ensign and Lieut. Cold-
stream Guards 1855, and Lieut, and Captain 1859 ;
is a Magistrate for Somerset ; has received the
English and Turkish medals for the siege and fall
of Sebastopol.— Heatherton Park, near Taunton,
Somerset ; Guards' Club, S.W.
ADAIR, George, Esq. (of Bellegrove).
Eldest son of the late John Adair, Esq., of Rath,
Queen's co., by Rebecca, dau. of George Maquay,
Esq., of Dublin ; b. 1784 ; s. 1809 ; m. 1822 Eliza-
beth, dau. of Very Rev. Thomas Trench, Dean of
Kildare. Educated at Rathmines and Trinity Coll. ,
Dublin (B.A. 1803) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Queen's co. (High Sheriff 1822). This
family traces its descent from Thomas Fitz-Gerald,
6th Earl of Desmond. — Bellegrove, near Bally-
brittas, Queen's co. ; Loughmore Castle, co. Tip-
perary ; Glenveagh, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son John George, a Magistrate for cos.
Tipperary and Donegal ; b. 1823.
ADAIR, Hugh Edward, Esq., M.P.
Second son of Sir R, S. Adair, Bart.; b. 1815.
Educated at Harrow and St. John's Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1839, M.A. 1843). A Barrister-at-Law
(called 1844) ; has been M.P. for Ipswich since
1847.— Flixton Hall, near Harleston, Suffolk ; Ori-
ental and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
ADAIR, Thos. Benjamin, Esq. (of Loughanmore).
Eldest son of the late Charles Adair, Esq., by
Millicent, dau. of H. C. Ellis, Esq., of Straid, co.
Antrim, and Prospect, Carrickfergus ; b. 1776 ; s.
I 1798 ; m. 1806 Amelia Sophia Leonora, 2nd dau.
of Lieut.-Col. B. Adair, R.M. Educated at Dun-
gannon and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1797);
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1801 ; formerly
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim (High
Sheriff 1801). This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Adairs of Ballymena;
Capt. James Adair, of Kilhilt, co. Wigton, N.B.,
being the first who settled at Loughanmore, temp.
James I.-7-Loughanmore, Parkgate, near Belfast.
Heir, his son Charles, late Capt. 33rd Foot ; 6.
1807.
ADAM, William Patrick, Esq. (of Blair Adam).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir C. Adam, K.C.B
(many years M.P. for cos. Clackmannan and Kin-
ross), by Elizabeth, dau. of P. Brydone, Esq.,F.R.S
6. 1823 ; m. 1856 Emily, eldest dau. of Gen. Wyll
C.B. Educated at Rugby and Trinity Coll., Cam
bridge (B.A. 1847) ; called to the Bar at the Inner
Temple 1850 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, fo
co. Kinross ; elected M.P. for cos. Clackmannan
and Kinross 1859 ; was Secretary to Lord Elphin
stone at Bombay 1853-8. — Blair Adam, near Kin-
ross, N.B. ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
ADAMS, Hon. Mrs. (of Thorpe).
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Hon. Wm. Cockayne
of Rushton Hall, co. Northampton, and niece an
co-heiress of Borlase, 6th and last Visct. Cullen
m. 1811 Wm. Adams, Esq., LL.D., Advocate „
Doctors' Commons, a descendant of the ancienl
family of Adams of Loneston (and formerly I
Peterchurch) co. Pembroke, who died 1851.—
Thorpe, near Chertsey, Surrey.
Heir, her son William Cockayne, b. 1813 ; Rectoi
of Dummer, Hants.
ADAMS, Lady (of Temple Hill).
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Sir W. Elford, Bard
(ext.) ; m. 1821 (as 2nd wife) Gen. Sir Georgf
Pownoll Adams, K.C.H., who d. 1856.— Tempi i
Hill, East Budleigh, near Exmouth, Devon.
ADAMS, Lady (of Anstey Hall).
Katharine, dau. of Rev. Thomas Coker Adams!
m. 1843 her cousin Major-Gen. H. W. Adams, C.BI
who was killed in the Crimea, 1854 ; was raised bf
royal warrant to the rank of the wife of a K.C.B}
to which honour he was intended to have beef j
raised in 1855. — Anstey Hall, near Warwick.
ADAMS, John, Esq. (of Hollyland).
Eldest son of the late John Adams, Esq., by Sophi il
dau. of the late Ven. Archdeacon Holcombtj
b. 1796 ; s. his grandfather 1833 ; on. 1828 Ann|
eldest dau. of Henry Gibbons, Esq., of Oswestrjj
co. Salop. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford; isjjl
Magistrate for co. Pembroke (High Sheriff 183/f
This family was formerly of Buckspool, and PatcH
or Patrick Church, co. Pembroke, where thijj
have been landowners since the end of the 14 U
century. — Hollyland, near Pembroke.
Heir, his son John Alexander Philips, Cajjl
R.A.; b. 1831.
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DAMS, John Hervey, Esq. (of Northlands).
Eldest sou of late Very Rev. Samuel Adams (Dean
of Cashel), of Northlands, co. Cavan, by Frances,
youngest dau. of Capt. John Hervey, of Killane
Castle, co. Wexford ; b. 1818 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1846
Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of Ambrose Going, Esq., of
Ballyphilip, co. Tipperary. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B. A. 1841) ; called to the Irish Bar
in 1842 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Cavan and Mona-
ghan (High Sheriff 1854). This family are de-
scended from the old Scottish house of Adam, and
enjoy the freedom of Drogheda, for the services of
their maternal ancestor General Scurlogh Williams.
—Northlands, near Carrickmacroy, co. Cavan.
Heir, his son Samuel Allen, b. 1847.
DAMS, Bichard Wallis G-oold, Esq. (of James-
f brook).
; Eldest son of the late Michael Goold Adams, Esq.,
of Jamesbrook, co. Cork, by Martha, 2nd dau. of
i Simon White, Esq., of Bantry House, Cork,
\ and sister of the 1st Earl of Bantry ; b. 1802 ; m.
i' 1852 Mary Sarah, eldest dau. of the late Sir Wil-
liam Wrixon Becher, Bart. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1823) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Cork. — Jamesbrook, near Cloyne, co. Cork.
Heir, his sou William Richard, b. 1853.
DAMS, Samuel Hamilton Goold, Esq. (of Salis-
bury).
I Youngest son of the late Michael Goold Adams,
| Esq., by Martha, dau. of Richard White, Esq., of
Bantry, co. Cork ; b. 1815 ; m. 1st 1847 Fanny, dau.
of Col. Bernard, of Castle Bernard, King's co. ; 2nd
. 1852 Fanny, dau. of the Very Rev. Dr. De Burgh,
I Dean of Cloyne. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ;
« appointed Ensign 10th Foot 1837, retired 1842 ; is
a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. — Salisbury, near
Clonmel, co. Tipperary.
! DAMS, Thomas Travers, Esq. (of Ahavagur-
J rah).
Eldest son of the late Wm. Adams, Esq., of Cork
and Ahavagurrah, by Jane, dau. of John Travers,
Esq., of Cork ; b. 1790 ; s. 1846; m. 1822 Hannah,
2nd dau. of Capt. Evans, of Tipperary ; is a Magis-
trate for cos. Limerick, Cork, and Tipperary. This
; family is of Scottish descent. — Ahavagurrah, near
: Ballinlauder-s, co. Limerick.
Heir Pres., his brother George, b. 1809.
DAMS, Kev. William.
Only son of the late William Adams, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of James Daniel, Esq., of Colchester;
6. 1806 ; m. 1838 Catherine Anna, dau. of William
[Sibley, Esq., of Wellingborough, co. Northampton
(she d. s. p. 1854). Educated at Queen's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832); appointed 1841
j Rector of Throcking, of which he is also Patron ;
l is a Magistrate for Herts, and Chairman of the
1 Bench of Special and Petty Sessions for the divi-
| sion of Buntingford ; descended from Rev. Simon
Adams, of Morton Pinkney, and Rector of Aston-
I le-Walls, co. Northampton, 1678, the elder branch
of whose descendants are now settled at Anstey
I Hall, co. Warwick (whom see). — Throcking Rec-
tory, near Buntingford, Herts ; National Club, S.W.
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ADAMS, William Dacres, Esq. (of Bowdon).
Eldest son of the late William Adams, Esq. (who
was M.P. forTotries in five successive Parliaments),
by Anna Maria, dau. of Richard Dacres, Esq., of
Leatherhead, Surrey, and brother of the late General
Sir G. P. Adams, K.C.B. ; b. 1775 ; s. 1811;
m. 1804 Elizabeth, dau. of M. W. Mayow, Esq.,
of Sydenham, Kent. Was formerly Private Secre-
tary to the Right Hon. William Pitt, and a Com-
missioner of Woods, Forests, and Land Revenue. —
Bowdon, near Totnes, Devon.
Heir, his eldest surviving son Dacre?, Vicar of
Bampton, Oxon, and a Magistrate for that co. ;
b. 1806 ; m. 1832 Anna Maria, dau. of B. Fulford,
Esq., of Fulford, Devon.
ADAMS, William Henry, Esq.
Second son of the late Thomas Adams, Esq., of
Normancross, Hunts, by Anna Maria, dau. of W.
Farr, Esq., of Romsey, Hants; 6. 1809 ; m. 1832
Anne, dau. of late T. Walford, Esq. Called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1843 ; appointed Re-
corder of Derby 1858, Attorney-General at Hong
Kong 1859; is Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Lincoln ; was M.P. for Boston 1857-9. — Boston,
Lincolnshire ; Carlton and National Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his? son William Henry, b. 1834 ; m. 1855
Susanna Rebecca, dau. of Rev. Dr. James, Vicar of
Llanwnog, co. Montgomery.
ADDERLEY, Right Hon. Charles Bowyer (of
Hams Hall).
Elder son of the late Charles Clement Adderle}',
Esq., of Hams Hall, co. Warwick, by Anna Maria,
dau. of the late Sir E. C. Hartopp, Bart., of
Freathby, co. Leicester ; b. 1S14 ; s. his great-uncle
1826 ; m, 1842 Julia Anne Eliza, eldest dau. of
1st Lord Leigh. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Warwick and
Stafford, and has been M.P. for N. Staffordshire
since 1841 ; was President of the Board of Health,
and Vice-President of the Committee of Council on
Education 1858-9. — Hams Hall, Minworth, Bir-
mingham ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 35, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Leigh, b. 1846.
ADDERLEY, Ralph Thomas, Esq. (of Barlaston).
Eldest son of the late Ralph Adderley, Esq., of
Coton Hall, co. Stafford, by Rosamond, dau. and
co-heir of William Mills, Esq., of Barlaston Hall,
co. Stafford ; b. 1826 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1859 Maria
Catharine Wilhelmina, dau. of Peter Broughton,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Staffordshire ; for-
merly Captain of the Queen's Own Royal Stafford-
shire Yeomanry. — ■ Barlaston Hall, near Stone,
Staffordshire ; Coton Hall, near Uttoxeter.
ADDINGTON, Right Hon. Henry Unwin.
Second son of the late Right Hon. J. H. Addington,
M.P. (who d. 1818), by Mary., dau. and heiress of
H. Unwin, Esq., and nephew of 1st Lord Sid-
mouth ; b. 1790; m. 1836 Eleanor Ann;-, eldest
dau. of the late T. C. Buoknall-Estcourt, Esq.,
many years M.P. for Oxford University, Educated
at Winchester Coll, : entered the Foreign Office
1807 ; was Secretary of Legation at Lerlin April-
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
September, 1818, at Stockholm 1818-14, at Berne
1SU-1S, at Copi nhai^i n 1^21-2; Chargo d'Allaires
at Washington 1822-6 ; British Minister at Frank-
Fort 1828-9, hi Madrid 1829-81; Under-Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs 1842-54; sworn a
Member of the Privy Council 1854. — Travellers'
Club ; 7$, Katon Place, S.W.
1L ir, his son Henry, b. 1887.
ADDLNGTON, Hon. William Wells.
(See Sidmouth.)
ADDISON, Thomas-Batty, Esq. (of Preston).
Eldest son of the late John Addison, Esq. (Barrister
at Law), by Agnes, dau. of Thomas Batty, Esq.,
of Avenham House, Preston; b. 1787 ; s. 1837.
Educated at Charterhouse ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1808 ; is a Magistrate for Lancashire.
This family is originally from Westmoreland, but
has been settled in Preston since the earlier part of
the 17th century.— 23, Winchley Square, Preston,
Lancashire ; 27, Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
Heir Pres., his niece Anne Agnes, only child of
his late brother John Addison, Esq., Barrister at
Law, Judge of County Courts for North Lancashire
(who d. 1859), m. 1845 Colonel John Crofton.
ADEAWE, Henry John, Esq.. (of Babraham).
Eldest son of late H. J. Adeane, Esq. (who was M.P.
for Cambridgeshire 1830-2), by Matilda, dau. of
1st Lord Stanley of Alderley ; b. 1833 ; s. 1847.
Educated at Harrow ; is Captain Cambridgeshire
Militia ; formerly Lieutenant 62nd Foot ; a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cambridge ; elected
M.P. for Cambridgeshire 1857. — Babraham, near
Cambridge; Arthur's,; Brookes', and Boodle's Clubs,
S.W. ; 8, Seamore Place, W.
ADEY, Daniel Goodson, Esq.. (of the Cell).
Eldest son of the late Daniel Adey, Esq., ofSeddle-
wood and Combe, co. Gloucester; b. 1787 ; m.
1820 Mary Anne, dau. of the Eev. Carpenter Gape,
of St. Albans. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Beds, Herts, and the
Liberty of St. Albans ; appointed a Poor Law Com-
missioner 1834. This family were formerly citizens
of Calais, whence they came to England, in Queen
Mary's reign, and settled at Doddington, Kent,
whence they migrated into Gloucestershire early in
the 17th century.— The Cell, Markgate Street, near
Dunstable, Beds.
Heir, his son Francis William, in Holy Orders ;
h. 1821 ; m. 1858 Mary Brooke, 2nd dau. of Thomas
Oliver, Esq., of Child Okeford, co. Dorset.
ADLAM, William, Esq. (of the Firs).
Only son of the late John Adlam, Esq., by Mary
Ann, dau. of John Moore, Esq., of Bristol (a de-
scendant of an old Somersetshire family) ; b. 1814 ;
s. 1858 ; ro. 1848 Sophia Harford, only dau. of
Philip Parker, Esq. Is a Magistrate for Somerset.
— The Firs, Chew Magna, near Bristol.
ADMiTTT, Rev. Bobert Thomas (of Cadeby).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Adnutt, M.A.,
Hector of Croft, co. Leicester, by Margery Cathe-
rine, dau. of Bobert Green, Esq., of Normanton;
b. 1802 ; s. 1826. Educated at Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1824, M.A. 1828) ; appointed
Hector of Croft 1826 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Leicester, — Cadeby, near Hinckley, Leicestershire.
AD YE, Willett Lawrence, Esq. (of Merly House).
Eldest son of the late Major James Pattison A dye, 1
R.A., by Jane, dau. of the late T. Mortimer »
Kelson, Esq., of Sevenoaks ; b. 1818; m. 1856 !
Elizabeth, younger dau. of the late Robert Ross, 'J
Esq., of Cargenholm, co. Kirkcudbright. Is a
Magistrate for Dorset, and Lord of the manors of
Corfe Mullen and Corfe St. Nicholas, in that |
county. This family was formerly of Doddington,
in Kent, and afterwards of the island of St. Chris-
topher, W. I. — Merly House, near Wimborne,
Dorset.
Heir, his son Henry Ralph Willett, b. 1857.
AFFLECK, Sir Bobert, Bart. (ei\ 1782).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Rev.
Sir Robert Affleck, Bart., by Maria, dau. of Sir E.
Impey ; b. 1805 ; s. his brother as 6th Bart. 1854 j
m. 1850 Maria Emily, eldest dau. of Edmund S.
Burton, Esq., of Churchill, co. Northampton. Is
a Magistrate for co. Cambridge. The 1st Bart,
served under Admiral Rodney. The family has
been located in Suffolk since the seventeenth cen-
tury.— Dalham Hall, near Newmarket, Cambridge-
shire ; Fingringhoe, near Colchester, Essex.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1852.
AFFLECK, Lady.
Everina Frances, dau. of F. Ellis, Esq. ; m. 1st
1834 the Rev. Sir George Affleck, Bart., who d. j|
1854 ; 2nd (as 2nd wife) 1858 the Rev. William
Whewell, D.D., Master of Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
— Trinity Lodge, Cambridge.
AGAB, Sir Emanuel Felix, K.J.J, (er. 1812).
Son of the late — Agar, Esq. ; b. 1783. A Lieu-
tenant-Colonel in the army, retired ; wras formerly an
Officer in the Life Guards ; served in the Peninsula
was M.P. for Sudbury 1807-12; formerly a Clerk
in the Treasury of the Navy. — Georgiana House,
Cheltenham ; Junior United Service Club, S.W. :
7, Stratford Place, W.
AGAB, Hon. and Venerable James.
Third son of the 1st Earl of Normanton, by Jane,
dau. of Wm. Benson, Esq. ; b. 1781 ; m. 182i
Louisa, dau. of S. Thompson, Esq., of Greenmount
co. Antrim Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch.I
Oxford (B.A. 1802, M.A. 1805) ; appointed Rectoi
of Holy wood 1806, Archdeacon of Kilmore 1820 -
Rectory, Holy wood, co. Down.
AGAB-ELLIS.
(See Clifden, Viscount.)
A GAB-BOB ABTES, Thomas James (of Lanhy
deroek).
Only son of the late Hon. C. B. Agar, by Anni^_
Maria, only dau. of Thomas Hunt, Esq., of Mol, j
lington Hall, Cheshire (grand-niece of the last EaijJ
of Radnor of the Robartes family), and grandson
the 1st Viscount Clifden ; b. 1808 ; s. 1811 ;
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1839 Juliana, dau. of the late Eight Hon. E. Pole
Carew. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1830) ; assumed the additional name of
Eobartes in 1826 ; is a Special Deputy Warden of
the Stanneries ; has been M.P. for E. Cornwall
since 1847. — Lanhyderock, near Bodmin, Cornwall ;
Athenaaum Club, S.W. ; 1, Dean Street, Park
Lane, W.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 184-.
GrG, William John, Esq. (of Hewletts).
Eldest son of the late Captain Agg, E.E.I.C.'s
Engineers, by Edith, dau. of James Gardner, Esq.,
of Cheltenham ; b. 1802 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1829 Mary,
I dau. of W. Morland, Esq., of West Ilsley, Berks.
Educated at Pembroke Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821,
■ M.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester. —
Hewletts, near Cheltenham.
Heir, his son William, Major 51st foot, b. 1831.
3-NEW, Sir Andrew, Bart. (cr. 1629).
Eldest son of the late Sir Andrew Agnew, Bart.
| (who was M.P. for co. Wigton 1832-7), by Made-
I line, dau. of Sir David Carnegie, Bart., M.P., of
, Southesk, N.B. ; b. 1818 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1849 ;
I m. 1846 Louisa, dau. of 1st Earl of Gainsborough.
Educated at Harrow ; is Vice-Lieut, of co. Wigton ;
I has been M.P. for co. Wigton since Feb. 1856;
served with the 93rd Highlanders during the
rebellion in Canada in 1838, and was afterwards
I Captain 4th Light Dragoons. This family held the
, office of hereditary Sheriff of the county of Wigton
? for upwards of 250 years, prior to 1747, when
heritable jurisdictions were abolished. — Lochnaw
• Castle, near Stranraer, Wigtonshire, N.B'. ; Brookes'
I and Army and Navy Clubs, S.W. ; 8, Bolton
I Street, W.
I Heir, his son Andrew- Noel, b. 1850.
G3STEW.
(See Vans-Agnciv.)
ILESEURY (Marquis of), George William
Frederick Brudenell-Bruce (cr. 1821).
Eldest son of the 1st Marquis, by his 1st wife,
■ Henrietta Maria, dau. of 1st Lord Berwick; b.
I 1804 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1837 Mary Caroline, dau. of
| 11th Earl of Pembroke, K.G. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Wilts, and Lieutenant-Colonel Wilts
Yeomanry; was M.P. for Marlborough 1826-30 ;
called to the House of Lords in 1838 as Lord
Bruce. Patronage 9 livings. Is descended from a
common ancestor witli the Earl of Elgin. — Totten-
I ham Park, near Marlborough, Wilts; 78, Pall
Mall, S.W.
| Heir Pres., his brother Lord Ernest Augustus
(whom see).
! ILESBTJRY, Marchioness Dowager of.
I Maria, dau. of the late Hon. C. Tollemache, by his
2nd wife, Gertrude Florinda, dau. of Lieutenant-
i General Wm. Gardner ; m. 1833 (as 2nd wife)
, Charles, 1st Marquis of Ailesbury, K.T., who d.
I 1856.— 10, Hertford Street, Mayfair, W.
JILSA (Marquis of), Archibald Kennedy (cr.
1831).
Eldest son of the late Earl of Cassilis, by Eleanor,
j dau. of the late Alexander Allardyce, Esq., of
7
Dunotter, co. Kincardine, and grandson of 1st
Marquis ; b. 1816 ; s. 1846 ; on. 1846 Julia, dau. of
Sir B. M. Jephson, .Bart. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr:; was formerly Lieutenant
17th Lancers. — Culzean ' Castle, near Maybole,
Ayrshire, N.B. ; Burlington Hotel, W.
Heir, his son Earl of Cassilis, b. 1847.
AINSLIE, Sir Kobert Sharpe, Bart., F.S.A. (cr.
1804).
Eldest son of the late General George Ainslie, by
Anne, dau. of Samuel Sharpe, Esq. ; b. 1777 ;
s. his uncle the late Sir Eobert Ainslie, Bart., under
a special remainder, 1812. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B,A. 1807) ; is a Magistrate for
co. Lincoln. Patronage 2 livings. The lsj} Bart,
was Ambassador at Constantinople. — Great Tor-
rington, nearWragby, Lincolnshire; 13, Park Street,
Westminster, S.W.
AlrTSLIE, Montague, Esq. (of Grizedale). >
Eourth but eldest surviving son of the late Henry
Ainslie, Esq., M.D., by Agnes, dau. and co-heiress
of William Ford, Esq., of Waterhead, Conistone,
and Grizedale ; b. 1792 ; s. 1834 ; on. 1st 1818 Sophia
Mary, eldest dau. of George Poyntz Bicketts, Esq.,
of the Bengal Civil Service ; 2nd 1834 Mary Ann,
eldest dau. of Colin Campbell, Esq., M.D., Physi-
cian-General in Bengal. Educated at the Charter-
house and Haileybury Coll. ; appointed to the
Civil Service in Bengal in 1807, and was Political
Agent in Bundelcund to Earl Amherst and Lord
W. Bentinck, Governors-General of India ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster.
— Grizedale, Hawkshead, near Windermere, Lan-
cashire.
Heir, his son Montague Mordaunt, b. 1823.
AHKTS WORTH, Peter, Esq. (of Smithills Hall).
Eldest son of the late Eichard Ainsworth, Esq.
(who cl. 1833), by Sarah, dau. of James Noble, Esq.,
of Lancaster ; b. 1790 ; on. 1815 Elizabeth, dau. of
A. Byrom, Esq., of Fairview, near Liverpool. Is
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; was
M.P. for Bolton 1835-47.— Smithills Hall, near
Bolton, Lancashire ; Union Club, S.W.
AIREY, Sir Richard, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir G.
Airey, G.C.B., by Catharine, dau. of 1st Baroness
Talbot de Malahide ; b. 1803 ; Ml. 1838 his cousin
Harriet Mary, dau. of 3rd Lord Talbot de Malahide.
Educated at Sandhurst ; a Major-General in the
army ; formerly Lieutenant-Colonel 34th foot ; is
Quartermaster-General at the Horse Guards ; late
Quartermaster-General in the Crimea, where he
served 1854-5 ; has served in North America and
Ionian Islands ; was Dep. Adjutant-General 1888
47, and Military Secretary to the Commander-in-
Chief 1852-4.— Horse Guards, S.W. ; 37. Grosvcnor
Place, S.W. ; United Service Club, 8.W.
Heir, his son Eichard, b. 1844.
AIRLIE (Earl of), David Graham Dvummomi-
Ogilvy (cr. 1639).
Eldest son of the 8th Earl by bis 1st wile CtaBMD*
tina, only dau. of the late Gavin Dnininunul. Esq .
of Keltic; b. 182G : s. ISiO ; m. 1851 Henrietta
Ait I
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Blanche; dau. of 2nd Lord Stanley of Alderley.
Educated at Hon and Oh. Oh., Oxford (B.A. 1S47) ;
is :\ Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar;
Captain Forfarshire Yeomanry, and a Representa-
tive Peer for Scotland. This title, forfeited in
171.*). was restored in 1 82(!. — Cortachy Oastle, near
Kenieinuir, Forfarshire, N.B. ; 27, Berkeley
Square, W.
Heir, his son Lord Ogilvy, b. 1856.
AITCHISON, Sir John, K.C.B. (cr. 1859).
Son of the late — Aitchison, Esq. ; b. 1788 ; entered
the army as Ensign 1S05 ; became a Major-General
1841, Lieutenant-General and Colonel 72nd foot
1851 ; served in the Peninsula and in India ; was
formerly in the Scots Fusilier Guards. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; C8, Cadogan Place, S.W.
AITCHISON, Admiral Robert.
Son of the late William Aitchison, Esq., by Jane
Mylne, dau. of George Mylne, Esq., of Longridge ;
b. 1796; m. 1st 1821 Eliza, dau. of Matthew
Munro, Esq. ; 2nd 1838 Catharine, dau. of Henry
Combe Compton, Esq., late M.P. for S. Hants.
Is a Magistrate for Hants and Dorset ; entered the
Navy 1809, and became a Bear-Admiral in 1852.
— Lyndhurst, Hants ; United Service Club, S.W.
AKERS, Mrs. (of Mailing Abbey).
Isabella, dau. of John Larking, Esq., late of Clare
House, Kent ; m. 1821 Aretas Akers, Esq., Justice
of the Peace and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, who d.
1855. This family was formerly of the island of
St. Vincent, W. Indies, and they purchased Mai-
ling Abbey in 1850. — Mailing Abbey, near Maid-
stone, Kent.
Heir, her grandson Aretas, b. 1851, eldest son of
her son the late Bev. Aretas Akers, by Frances
Maria, dau. and co-heiress of Francis Brandram,
Esq., of Tunbridge Wells, Kent.
AKROYD, Edward, Esq.. (of Bank Field).
Eldest son of the late Jonathan Akroyd, Esq. ;
b. 1810 ; m. 1838 Elizabeth, dau. of the late John
Fearby, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
West Biding of Yorkshire ; sole partner in the firm
of James Akroyd and Son, Worsted Manufacturers,
and Chairman of the Leeds, Bradford, and Halifax
Bailway Company; was M.P. for Huddersfield
1857-9. Batron of 1 living. — Bank Field, near
Halifax ; Denton Bark, near Otley, Yorkshire :
Brookes' Club, S.W.
ALBEMARLE (Earl of), George Thomas Kep-
pel (cr. 1696).
Second son of the 4th Earl by Elizabeth, dau. of
the 20th Lord De Clifford; b. 1799; s. his brother
as 6th Earl, 1851 ; m. 1831 Susannah, dau. of
Sir C. Trotter, Bart. Educated at Westminster ;
is a Major-General unattached ; late a Groom in
Waiting ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Nor-
folk ; was M.P. East Norfolk 1832-34, and for
Lymington 1847-50. Patronage 4 livings. — Quid-
denham Hall, near Attleborough, Norfolk ; Athe-
naeum and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 95, Park St., W.
r
ount Bury, late M.P. for U1
in Scots Fusilier Guards; '
Heir, his son Viscoun
Norwich, and Captai
b. 1832 j m. 1855 Sophia, dau. of Sir A. N. McNab,'
Bart.
ALBEMARLE, Dowager Countess of.
Charlotte Susannah, dau. of the late Sir H. Hunloke,
Bart, {ext.) of Wingerworth, co. Derby ; in. 1822 (as
his 2nd wife) William Charles, 4th Earl of Albe-
marle, who cl. 1-849. — Twickenham, S.W.
ALCOCK, Thomas, Esq. (of Kingswood Warren),
Son of the late Joseph Alcock, Esq., of Boehamp-
ton, Surrey; b. 1801 ; in. 1831 Caroline, dau. oil
the late Bear-Admiral Stuart. Educated at Har-
row; is a Magistrate for Surrey; was M.P. foit
Newton 1826-30, for Ludlow 1839-40, and has sail
for East Surrey since 1847. — Kingswood Warren. .
near Epsom, Surrey ; Union and Brookes' Clubs,
S.W. ; 7, Suffolk Street, S.W.
ALCOCK-STAWELL, William St. Leges?,
(of Kilbrittain Castle).
Second son of the late Thomas Alcock, Esq
Colonel 1st Surrey Militia, by Caroline Catherine
Letitia, dau. of 3rd Viscount Doneraile ; b. 1808
m. 1845 Charlotte Harriet Esther, only dau. anoj
heiress of Jonas Stawell, Esq., of Kilbrittain (fr
Charlotte, 1st dau. of 2nd Viscount Doneraile)
whose name he has assumed. Is a Magistrate fo
co. Cork, and Lieutenant-Colonel North Corl
Bifies ; was formerly a Captain Boyal Welsl
Fusiliers, and subsequently Lieutenant-Colone
South Cork Militia. — Kilbrittain Castle, nea
Bandon, co. Cork ; United Service and Junio
United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Jonas William, b. 1846.
ALDAM, William, Esq. (of Frickley Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Aldam, Esq., b
Sarah, dau. of Thomas Jowitt, Esq., of Leeds
b. 1813 ; m. 1845 Mary, dau. of the Bev. Godfref
Wright, of Bilham House, near Doncaster. Ediij
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836)1
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1839; j
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. York!
was M.P. for Leeds 1841-7. This family is I
branch of the family of Pease, of Darlington, arj
took the name of Aldam under the will of Kathir
rine Aldam, maternal aunt of the late Wm. Aldan!)
Esq., by which he succeeded to an estate at W:|
renswortb, parts of which appear by existing titl I
deeds to have been in the possession of the family Iji
Aldam from the 14th century. — Frickley Hall, nea
Doncaster, Yorkshire ; Oxford and Cambridj
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Wright, b. 1853.
ALDBOROUG-H (Earl of), Benjamin O'Neafi
Stratford (cr. 1777).
Elder son of the 5th Earl, by Cornelia Jane, eldeji
dau. of Charles Henry Tanby, Esq. ; b. 180l||
s. 1849. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, m
co. Wicklow ; late Captain 1st Dragoon Guarcfl
— Belan Hall, co. Kildare ; Stratford Lodge, c I
Wicklow • Junior United Service Club, S.W.
THE UNITED KINGDOM,
[AH
j jDEESEY, Thomas, Esq. (of Aldersey Hall).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Samuel
Udersey, Esq., of Aldersey Hall, Chester, by Lucy,
lau. of George Baylis, Esq., of Shiffnall ; b. 1830 ;
. 1855 ; m. 1856 Rose Sidney, 2nd dau. of the Rev.
t. B. Blomfiekl, Rector of Stevenage, Herts. Was
ormerly Captain 1st Royal Cheshire Militia. This
arnily have been seated at Aldersey since the Con-
quest.— Aldersey Hall, Cheshire ; Spurstow Hall,
lear Whitchurch, Salop.
Heir, his son Hugh, b. 1858.
, jDERSON, Lady,
ireorgiana, 3rd dau. of the late Rev. Edward Drewe,
[lector of Willand, co. Devon, by Caroline, dau. of
John Allen, Esq., of Cresselly, co. Pembroke ;
En. 1823 Hon. Sir E. H. Alderson (a Baron of the
Sxchequer), who d. 1857. — 9, Park Crescent, W.
I jDIS, Sir Charles, Knt., M.R.C.I.E. (cr. 1821).
Son of the late D. Aldis, Esq., Surgeon, of Hoxne,
Suffolk ; b. 1776 ; m. 1st 1801 Mary Frances, dau.
)f R. Berridge, Esq. ; 2nd 1830 Mdlle. Anne Maria
Viel. Is a Surgeon in practice, and a Member of
;he Coll. of Surgeons ; late in practice at Hertford ;
;vas formerly on the Medical Staff for prisoners of
Ivar. — Hoxne, near Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk;
0 .3, Old Burlington Street, W.
d Heir, his son Charles James Berridge, M.D., of
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; b. 1808 ; m. 1835 Ara-
1 jella, dau. of the late Rev. J. Brome.
jjDWOETH, Richard Oliver, Esq. (of Few-
I market).
Eldest son of the late Robert Rogers Aldworth,
I Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Ven. Archdeacon
Oliver, of Ardagh j b. 1794 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1824
. Letitia, eldest dau. of the late Viscount Ennis-
g nore. Educated at Rugby and Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
ho. Cork (High Sheriff 1832). This family was
> ormerly settled at Stanlake, Berks. — Newmarket,
rear Kanturk, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Richard William, b. 1825 ; Lieu-
;euant-Colonel 7th Royal Fusiliers.
liEXANDER, Sir Robert, Bart. (er. 1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Alexander, Bart., by
\ Catharine, dau. of J. F. Malpas, Esq. ; b. 1769 ;
1 ?. as 2nd Bart. 1823 ; m. 1807 Eliza, only dau. and
heiress of John Wallis, Esq., who d. 1845. This
Family is descended from the old Celtic family of
Macdonald.— 22, St. James's Place, S.W.
j Heir, his son William John, Q.C., and Attorney-
General to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales ; b. 1809.
uEXANDER, Sir James Edward, Knight,
K.C.L.S., K.J.J, (cr. 1838).
Eldest son of the late Edward Alexander, Esq., of
\ Powis, N.B., a Dep. Lieut, for co. Clackmannan, by
{Catherine, dau. of John Glas, Esq., Provost of
Stirling; b. 1803 ; m. 1837 Eveline Marie, 3rd dau.
of Lieutenant-Colonel C. C. Michell, K.H. Edu-
cated at the Universities of Edinburgh and Glasgow,
and at the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; served
in the Cavalry in India ; appointed Adjutant Body-
guard of Sir Thomas Monro, Governor of Madras ;
9
was present in the Burman, Persian, Turkish, Por-
tuguese, Caffre, and Russian wars ; received deco-
rations and war medals, and was knighted by the
Queen for exploring and surveying in the interior of
Africa; afterwards performed the same duties for
the Government in the forests of America ; was on
Staff of Generals Sir Benjamin D'Urban and Sir
William Rowan ; commanded the 14th regiment
at the siege and fall of Sevastopol. Descended from
a common ancestor with the Earls of Stirling ; is
author of several works of Biography, Travels, &c.
■ — Westerton House, near Stirling, N.B. * United
Service and Athenaeum Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Mayne, b. 1847.
ALEXANDER, Boyd, Esq. (of Balloehmyle).
Youngest son of the late Claud Alexander, Esq.,
by Helenora eldest dau. of Sir William Maxwell,
Bart., of Springkell, co. Dumfries; b. 1796 ; s. to
South Barr, Renfrewshire, 1845, and to Balloehmyle,
Ayrshire, 1853 ; m. 1828 Sophia Elizabeth, 3rd
dau. of the late Sir Benjamin Hobhouse, Bart., and
sister of Lord Broughton, G.C.B. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Renfrew. — Balloehmyle,
near Mauchline, N.B. ; South Barr, near Paisley,
N.B.
Heir, his son Claud, an Officer in the Gi'enadier
Guards, b. 1831.
ALEXANDER, John, Esq. (of Milford House).
Son of the late John Alexander, Esq., by Chris-
tiana, dau. of Lorenzo Nickson, Esq., of Chapel
Izod, co. Kilkenny ; b. 1802 ; m. 1848 Esther,
eldest dau. of M. Brinkley, Esq., of Parsonstown,
co. Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
(B.A. 1823, M.A. 1825); (High Sheriff 1824);
was M.P. for Carlo w boi'ough 1853-9 ; is claimant
of the Earldom of Stirling. — Milford House, Car-
low ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son John, b. 1850.
ALEXANDER, Mrs. (of Portglenone).
Florinda, 2nd dau. of R. Bagley, Esq., by Alicia,
dau. of the 2nd Lord Castlemaine; m. 1841 Natha-
niel, son of the late Rev. Robert Alexander, and
grandson of the late Most Rev. N. Alexander,
D.D., Lord Bishop of Meath, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim, and M.P. for co.
Antrim 1841-52, who d. 1854. — Portglenone, near
Ballymena, co. Antrim.
ALFORD, Lady Marian Margaret.
Elder dau. of the 2nd Marquis of Northampton ;
m. 1841 Viscount Alford, eldest son of the 1st Earl
Brownlow, who d. 1851. — Ashridge, near Berk*
hamstead, Herts ; 11, Princes Gate, S.W.
ALINGTON, George Marmaduke, Esq. (of Swil-
lington).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Marmaduke Alington,
by Ann, dau. of Rev. John Bmeris, of Louth : .
1798 ; 1840 ; m. 1825 Marv, 8rd dau.ol Mathew
Bancroft Lister, Esq., of Burnwell Park, co. Lin-
coln. Educated at Westminster and St, John's
Coll., Cambridge ; is a. Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Lincoln. This family is descended from Sir
Hildebrand d'Alington, who came over with the
Alii
county fam i Lies of
Conqueror. Win. Alington was raised by Charles I.
to b peerage, whioh became extinct in Hilde-
biftnd, 4th Baron; and the large estates obtained
by marriage with heiresses of the Argentines ended
with the female representatives of the elder branch,
the present lino descending from Ceorge, 2nd son
6f Sij- Giles Alington.— Swinhope, Binbrook, near
MarketBaisen, Lincolnshire; University Club,S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Argentine, b. 1828.
ALINGTON, Rev. John (of Letcliworth House).
Only son of the late Eev. W. Alington, of Twywell,
near Thrapston, co. Northampton, by Sarah, dan. of
J ohn Williamson, Esq., of Baldoclc, Herts ; b. 1795 ;
ft. 1S22 ; m. 1822 Eliza Frances, dau. of the late
Pvt. lion. Sir T. Plumer. Educated at Westminster
and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1820).
Is a Magistrate for Bedfordshire. — Letchworth
House, near Hitchin, Herts ; Little Barford Manor,
near St. Neots, Hunts.
Heir, his son William, b. 1826.
ALINGTON-PYE, Henry, Esq.
Second son of the late Eev. M. Alington, of Swin
hope, Lincolnshire, by Anna, dau. of the Eev. E.
Emeris, of Louth; b. 1800 ; m. 1st 1826 Charlotte
Mary, 2nd dau. and coheiress of J. Yarborough, Esq.,
of Frampton ; 2nd 1854 Albinia Frances, eldest
dau. of 6th Earl of Buckinghamshire. Educated at
Westminster ; assumed the name and arms of Pye,
according to the will of Mrs. Sarah Eowe. — Louth,
Lincolnshire.
Heir, his dau. Charlotte Alington (by his 1st
wife), m. 1854 Eev. C. C. Barnard.
ALISON, Sir Archibald, Bart., D.C.L., LL.D.,
F.R.S. (cr, 1852).
Elder son of the late Eev. A. Alison, Prebendary of
Sarum, &c., by Dorothy, dau. of Dr. John Gregory,
of Edinburgh j b. 1792 ; m. 1825 Elizabeth Glen-
cairn, dau. of Colonel P. Tytler, brother of Lord
Woodhouselee. Educated at Eton and Edinburgh
University ; called to the Scottish Bar 1815 ; is
Sheriff Principal and a Magistrate for co. Lanark ;
author of a History of Europe, &c. ; was formerly
Advocate Depute and Queen's Counsel. This family
is descended, on the father's side, from Edward I.,
Eobert Bruce, and Philip IV., and on the mother's
from the Eoyal House of Stuart and the Duke of
Lennox. — Possil House, near Glasgow ; AthenEeum
Club, S.W. ; 38, Jermyn Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Archibald, Lieutenant-Colonel 72nd
Highlanders ; served with distinction in the Crimea
and India ; b. 1826 ; m. 1857 Jane, dau. of James
Conn ell Black, Esq.
ALLAN, Robert Henry, Esq., F.S.A. (of Black-
well).
Eldest surviving son of the late Eobert Allan, Esq.,
of Newbottle, co. Durham, by Hannah, dau. of W.
Havelock, Esq., of Sunderland (aunt of the late
eminent Commander Sir Henry Havelock, K.C.B.);
b. 1802 j s. 1854 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth, dau. of J.
Gregson, Esq., ofBurdon, co. Durham. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Durham (High Sheriff
1851), and a Magistrate for N. Biding of Yorkshire.
This family has been settled in co. Durham for up-
wards of two centuries, and is descended from the
ancient family of Allan, of Buckenhall and Brock-
house, co. Stafford, seated there in 1290. — Black-
well Hall and Blackwell Grange, near Darlington.
Heir Pres., his brother George Thomas, b. 1804.
ALLCAED, William, Esq. (of Burton Closes).
Eldest son of the late John Allcard, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, and
a Magistrate for co. Derby. — Burton Closes, near
Bakewell, Derbyshire ; EeformClub, W.; 43, Upper
Brook Street, W. -
ALLEN, Charles Hugh, Esq. (of Little Haven).
Third but 2nd surviving son of the late Charles,
Bowen Allen, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of John I
Bowen, Esq. ; b. 1831; m. 1856 Mary, youngest I
dau. of Thomas Eichard Sanders, Esq. Is a Magi- j
strate for co. Pembroke. — Little Haven, near]
Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire.
Heir, his son Allen Charles, b, 1857.
ALLEN, John, Esq. (of Coleridge House).
Eldest son of the late Michael Allen, Esq., by
- Agnes Cornish, dau. of John Cornish, Esq.,
Coleridge House, Devon; b. 1800 ; s. 1828 ;m
1836 Marianne Catharine, dau. of the late Edmun
N. W. Fortescue, Esq., of Fallapit, Devon. Is
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; formed
a Captain in the North Devon Militia. This famil
was formerly of Seveock, near Truro, Cornwall.
Coleridge House, near Kingsbridge, Devon.
Heir, his son John Michael, b. 1837.
ALLEN, Seymour Philipps, Esq. (of Cresselly)
Eldest son of the late John Hensleigh Allen, Esq, k
by Gertrude, dau. of the late Lord Eobert Seymour I
b. 1814 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1843 Catherine, eldest dau|
of Newton, 4th Earl of Portsmouth. Educated a '
Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate am!
Dep. Lieut, for co. Pembroke (High Sheriff 1850)
was formerly Lieutenant 1st Life Guards. ThiJ
family is a younger branch of the Aliens of Dai|
Castle, co. Pembroke. — Cresselly, near Pembroke!!,
Travellers' and White's Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Seymour, b. 1847.
ALLEN, William, Esq. (of Lisconville).
Eldest son of the late William Allen, Esq., b:
Mary, dau. of James Low, Esq., of Sally Park, ct
Cork ; b. 1807 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1841 Clara, dau. c
Christopher Blunt, Esq., of Derriguin Castle, c< I
Kerry. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (BJ1
1833) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. This famil j
was formerly of Greenfield, co. Cork. — Lisconvill'
near Kanturk, co. Cork.
Heir, his son William, b. 1842.
ALLEYNE, Sir Reynold Abel, Bart. (cr. 1769).
Eldest son of the late Sir J. G. Alleyne, Bart., tl
his 2nd wife Jane, dau. of A. Alleyne, Esq. ; Lj
1789 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1801 ; m. 1810 Eebecca, da?
of J. Olton, Esq. Educated at Eton ; was former i
Lieutenant 16th foot ; appointed toH.M.'s Counu
in Barbados 1818, and was for thirty years a Meij/
ber of H.M.'s Council in Barbados, and Colonel [
the St. Peter's and St. Lucia's regiment of Militi!
This family were formerly Lords of the Manor \\
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Als
uckenhale, in Kent, but emigrated during the
vil War to Barbados, where they became large
•oprietors. — Barton-under-Needwood, near Bur-
n-on-Trent.
Heir, his son J ohn Gay Newton (late Warden of
ulwich Coll.), b. 1820 ; m. 1851 Augusta Isa-
illa, dau. of the late Sir H. Fitzherbert, Bart.
LGOOD, Lancelot John Hunter, Esq.. (of Nun-
wieh).
Idest son of the late R. L. Allgood, Esq., by
lizabeth, dau. of John Hunter, Esq., of the Her-
itage ; b. 1823; s. 1854; m. 1845 Louisa Char-
tte, dau. of the late Sir Thomas Noel Hill, K.C.B.
ducated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
ieut. for Northumberland (High Sheriff 1858) ;
as formerly Lieutenant 13th Light Dragoons. —
unwich, near Hexham, Northumberland ; Army
d Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother James, in holy orders,
1826; m. 1854 Isabella, dau. of late C. A. Wil-
imson, Esq.
LISON, Joseph, Esq. (of Bilby).
Idest son of the late Joseph Allison, Esq., by
ary, dau. of Matthew Booth, Esq., of Kirkburton,
ar Huddersfield ; b. 1785; s. 1812; m. 1817
lizabeth, dau. of William Hodgkinson, Esq., of
Drworth, Notts. — Bilby, near East Eetford, Notts,
Heir, his son William Hodgkinson, b. 1838.
LIX, Charles, Esq. (of Willoughby Hall).
Idest son of the Rev. Charles Wager Allix, by
itharine, dau. of Richard Townley, Esq., of Bel-
jld, co. Lancaster, and grandson of the late
iarles Allix, Esq., of Swaffham House, co. Cam-
idge ; b. 1783 ; s. 1796 ; m. 1808 Mary, dau. of
rilliam Hammond, Esq. Educated at Harrow
id Ch. Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
ieut. for Lincolnshire. This family is descended
om a noble family who fled from France at the
vocation of the edict of Nantes, in 1680. — Wil-
li ghby Hall, near Grantham.
Heir, his son Frederick William, 5.1816; m.
545 Sophia, dau. of Christopher Noel, Esq.
LIX, Colonel Charles (of Swaffham House).
Idest surviving son of the late J. P. Allix, Esq.,
■ Sarah, dau. of Rev. — Collier, of Swaffham
•ior, co. Cambridge ; b. 1787 ; s. his brother, the
te J. P. Allix, Esq., M.P., 1848 ; m. 1840 Mary Ca-
erine, dau. ofC. Allix, Esq., of Willoughby Hall,
ducated at Harrow, and was formerly an officer
the Guards. This is a younger branch of the
mily of Allix of Willoughby Hall (whom see). —
■vaffham House, near Newmarket, Cambridge-
e; Guards' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles, b. 1841.
LOWAY, Robert Morellet, Esq. (of the Der-
ries).
Idest son of the late W. J. Alloway, Esq., by
fargaret, dau. of late Hon. Robert Johnson, of
ublin ; 6. 1807 ; *. 1820 ; m. 1832 Marian, only
mi. of W. Lewis, Esq., of Harlech, co. Dublin,
ducated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (of which he is
11
M.A.) ; called to the Irish Bar 1830 ; is a Magis-
trate for Queen's county. This family was formerly
seated in Ayrshire, and is connected with the Mont-
gomerie and Barclay families of Scotland. — The
Derries, near Ballybrittas, Queen's co.
Heir, his son Robert Marmaduke, b, 1840.
ALLSOPP, Henry,Esq. (of Burton).
Eldest surviving son of the late Samuel Allsopp,
Esq., by Frances, dau. of Charles Fowler, Esq., of
Shrewsbury ; 6. 1811 ; m. 1839 Elizabeth, dau. of
William Tongue, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Staffordshire, and a Magistrate for Der-
byshire. This family was formerly of Alsop en le
Dale, Derbyshire. — Burton-on-Trent ; Windham
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Samuel Charles, b. 1842.
* * >
AL SAGES-, Misses Ann and. Hannah (of Cham-
pion Park).
Daus. of the late Charles Alsager, Esq. (Hannah
m. 18 — Henry Pritchard, Esq.); theys. their bro-
ther Henry (nephew of Captain Richard Alsager,
lateM.P. for East Surrey) 1859.— Champion Park,
Camberwell, S.
ALSTON, Rev. Edward Constable.
Only son of the late E. D. Alston, Esq., by Eliza,
dau. of J. Freeborn, Esq., of Great Maplested,
Essex ; b. 1816 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1839 Harriette, dau. of
the late W. Rackham, Esq., of Norwich ; 2nd 1855
Anne Maria, dau. of the late Thomas Simpson,
Esq., of Ufford. Educated at Caius Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842); is a Magistrate for
Suffolk ; appointed Rector of Dennington 1855.
This family is descended from the Alstons of Say-
ham Hall, Newton, Suffolk, in which parish they
have possessed property in uninterrupted succes-
sion from the reign of Edward III. — Dennington,
near Framlingham, Suffolk.
Heir, his son John Edward Daniel, b. 1840.
ALSTON,* Rowland, Esq. (of Pishiobury).
Eldest son of the late Rowland Alston, Esq. ; b.
17 — ; is married ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Herts ; was M.P. for Herts 1835-41.— Pishio-
bury, near Sawbrjdgewortb, Herts ; Reform Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Rowland Gardner, B. A., of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, and a Dep. Lieut, for Herts ; 6. 1812.
ALSTON, William Charles, Esq. (of Elmdon
Hall).
Third son of the late James Alston, Esq., of Win-
eon Hill, co. Warwick, hy Anne, dau. of J. Holt,
Esq., of the Woodhouses, Salop; b. 1796 ; m. 1841
Elizabeth Anne, youngest dau. of Col. Fetherston,
of Packwood. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
co. Warwick. This family was formerly from
Bedfordshire | they went to Scotland with the
Duke of Hamilton, temp. Edward 111. ; their pro-
perty was confiscated in 1715, and they were
obliged to fly to France. — Elmdon Hall, in
mingham.
Heir, his son William Charles, h. 1849.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
ALVANLEY, Lady.
Arabella, 5th dan. of 1st Duke of Cleveland, K.C.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Russell, Esq. ; m>,
1821 Uii-lianl, 3rd Lord Alvanley {ext.), who d.
1857.— 12, Bruton Street, W.
AMCOTTS, Robert, Esq. (formerly Cracroft), (of
Hackthorn).
Eldest son of the late John Cracroft, Esq., by Pene-
lope Anne, dau. of Rev. Dr. Weston, of Sonierby
Hall, co. Lincoln, Prebendary of Durham ; b. 1783 ;
S. J.&21 ; m. 1S14 Augusta, dau. of the late Sir John
Ingilby, Bart., and Lady Ingilby- Amcotts, of Ket-
tlethorpe and Amcotts, co. Lincoln, inrightof whom
he assumed, in 1S55, the name of Amcotts only.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Lincoln ; was formerly in the 11th Light
Dragoons, subsequently Lieutenant-Colonel Royal
North Lincoln Militia. — Hackthorn, near Lincoln ;
Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Weston Cracroft-Amcotts, who
resumed the name of Cracroft before that of Am-
cotts iu 1858 ; b. 1815 ; m. 1845 Williama Emma,
dau. of the late W. G. Cherry, Esq.
AMEKY, John, Esq., F.S.A. (of Park House).
Eldest son of the late John Amery, Esq., of Nor-
ton, co. York, by Anne, dau. of J. Eccles, Esq. ;
b. 1799 ; m. 1824 Anne Dorothea, dau. of Rev.
F. W. Foster. Called to the Bar at Gray's Inn
1838 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Worcester, and a Magistrate for co. Stafford. —
Park House, near Stourbridge, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son John Frederick Foster, b. 1825.
AMES, Lionel, Esq. (of the Hyde).
Eldest son of the late Levi Ames, Esq., by Anne
Bird, dau. of H. Metcalfe, Esq., of Merton, North-
umberland ; 6.1809 ; s. 184.6 ; to. 1848 Augusta
Percy, dau. of Colonel Sir J. M. Wilson, C.B.,
K.H. Is a Magistrate for Herts and Bedfordshire ;
served for three years as Lieutenant-Colonel Herts
Militia ; was formerly Captain 17th Lancers. —
The Hyde, near St. Albans, Herts ; Arthur's and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Lionel Neville Frederic, b. 1850.
AMHERST (Earl), William Pitt Amherst (cr.
1826).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Sarah, dau. of Lord
Archer, and widow of the 5th Earl of Plymouth
(ext.) ; b. 1805 ; s. 1857 ; to. 1834 Gertrude, dau.
of the late Hon. and Rev. Hugh Percy, D.D.,
Bishop of Carlisle. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., Oxford, where he graduated B.A. as 2nd
class in Classics 1827 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Kent; was M.P. for Kent 1831-2.
Patronage 7 livings. The 1st Earl was Governor-
General of India.— Montreal, near Sevenoaks,
Kent ; 66, Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Holmesdale, Captain
Coldstream Guards, and M.P. for West Kent, b.
1836.
AMHERST, Countess Dowager.
Mary, eldest dau. and co-heir of John, 3rd Duke
of Dorset, by Arabella Diana, dau. of the late Sir
Charles Cope, Bart. ; to. 1st 1811 Other Archer,
6th Earl of Plymouth, who d. 1833 ; 2nd 1839 (atfjj
2nd wife) William, 1st Earl Amherst, who d. 1857. ih
— Knowle Park, near Sevenoaks, Kent ; 66, GrosiL
venor Street, W.
AMHERST, Right Rev. Francis Kerril (of Field
gate House).
Son of the late William Kerril Amherst, Esq., by
Mary Louisa, dau. of Francis Fortescue Turville
Esq., of Boswprth Hall, co. Leicester ; b. 1819
Educated at St. Mary's, Oscott ; is Roman Catholii
Bishop of Northampton. This family is descender
from a common ancestor with Earl Amherst.
Fieldgate House, Kenilworth, Warwickshire
Bishop's House, Northampton.
AMHURST.
(See Tyssen-Amhwrst.)
AMOS, Andrew, Esq. (of St. Ibbs).
Son of the late James Amos, Esq., by France
Cornelia, dau. of General Bonte" ; b. 1794 ; s. 1836
to. 1826 Margaret, dau. of Rev. Professor Lax
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridg
(B.A. 1813), of which College he was Fellow an
Auditor ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn i
1818, and went the Midland Circuit ; is a Magis.
trate for Herts, and Downing Professor of Commo
Law in University of Cambridge ; was formerly
Member of the Supreme Council of India, Recoi '
of Oxford, Nottingham, and Banbury, and a Con J
missioner for the Amendment of Criminal Law.-
St. Ibbs, near Hitchin, Herts.
Heir, his son William, b. 1827.
AMPHLETT, Richard Paul, Esc-., Q.C (of Wyel'
bold Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Holmdci
Amphlett, Rector of Hadzor, co. Worcester, I
Sarah, dau. of Nathaniel Paul, Esq., of Bloomsbui
Square, London ; b. 1809 ; to. 1840 Frances, on),
child and heiress-at-law of Edward Ferrand, Esq
of St. Ives, Yorkshire. Educated at St. Peteii
Coll., Cambridge, of which he was a Fellow (B.i
1831, M.A. 1834) ; called to the Bar at Lincolr £
Inn, 1834 ; appointed one of Her Majesty's Couns
1858; is a Magistrate for co. Worcester. — Wye
bold Hall, near Droitwich, Worcestershire ; Oxfo
and Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 32, Wimpole Stret
W.
ANDERSON, Sir Charles Henry John, Bart. (<
1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles John Andersc i
Bart., by Frances Mary, dau. of Sir John Nj
thorpe, Bart., of Scawby ; b. 1804 ; s. as 10th Ba[
1804; to. 1832 Emma, dau. of J. S. FoljamH
Esq., of Osbertou, Notts. Educated at Oriel Co j
Oxford (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1828) ; is a MagistrJ
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln, parts of Lindsij
and Chairman of the Quarter Sessions ; was Hi";
Sheriff of co. Lincoln 1851 ; is Pati'onof one li villi
This family is descended from Roger Anderson ii
Wrawby, temp. Edward IV., and said to be|j
Danish extraction. — Lea Hall, near Gainsborou|f
Lincolnshire ; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Foljambe, b. 1842.
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PERSON, Sir James Caleb, Bart. (cr. 1813).
ildest son of the late John Anderson, Esq., of
'ermoy, co. Cork, by his 2nd wife Elizabeth, only
au. of James Temple, Esq., of Waterford ; b.
792 ; in. 1815 Caroline, dau. of Eobert Shaw, Esq.,
f Dublin, and half-sister of Sir Eobert Shaw,
iart. ; was raised to the Baronetage in reward
f his father's public services. — Buttevant Castle,
!ove, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Frederick York, b. 1825.
DEKSON, Sir James, Knight (cr. 1849).
on of John Anderson, Esq., merchant, of Stirling;
, 1800 ; in. 1831 Janet, only dau. of Eobert Hood,
!sq., of Glasgow ; is a manufacturer at Glasgow,
f which he has been Lord Provost ; was M.P. for
re Stirling boroughs 1852-9. — 3, Blythwood Square,
lasgow ; Eeform Club, S.W. ; 48, Pall Mall, S.W.
DERSON, Arthur, Esq., F.S.A.
on of the late Eobert Anderson, Esq., of Lerwick,
hetland ; b. 1792 ; m. 1822 Mary Ann, dau. of
ae late Christopher Hill, Esq., of Scarborough,
s senior Managing Director and one of the
junders of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam-
lavigation Company ; Chairman of the Union
team-Ship Company and of the General Asso-
iation of Steam-Ship Owners ; a Director and
itely Chairman of the Crystal Palace ; and was
LP. for Orkney and Shetland 1847-52.— Norwood
[rove, Surrey, S. ; Eeform Club, S.W. ; 122,
,eadenhall Street, E.C.
DERSON, David, Esq. (of St. Germains).
Ildest son of the late David Anderson, Esq., by
hristina, dau. of the Eev. Thomas Eindlay, of
)rummore, Mid-Lothian ; b. 1791 ; s. 1825 ; m.
828 Charlotte, dau. of Sir James Nasmyth, Bart.,
f Posso. Educated at the High School, Edin-
urgh, and Ob. Ch., Oxford ; called to the Scottish
ar 1814 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Laddington. — St. Germains, near Prestonpans,
T.B. ;.New Club, Edinburgh; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son David Murray, b. 1834.
DERSON, James, Esq. (of Grace Dieu).
ldest son of the late Eev. Joshua Anderson (many
ears Eector and Vicar of My shall, co. Carlow), by
nne, dau. of Capt. W. Perceval ; b. 1810 ; s.
859 ; m. 1842 Margaret, dau. of T. Carew, Esq.,
f Ballinamona Park, co. Waterford. Educated at
rinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co.
Vaterford. This family, formerly settled at Wester
yre, Derbeck, in Scotland, came to Ireland temp.
Villiam III, — Grace Dieu, near Waterford.
Heir, his son James Paul, b. 1850.
FDERTON, William Ince, Esq. (of Euxton
Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Incc Anderton,
Isq., of Euxton and Ince, co. Lancaster, by Mary
1 ranees, dau. of Christopher Crook, Esq. ; b. 1825 ;
1848 ; vi. 1850 Emma Prances Mary, dau. of the
th Earl of Fingall. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
jieut. for co. Lancaster, and a Captain in the
Lancashire Hussars ; was formerly in the 17th
>ancers. — Euxton Hall, near Chorley, Lancashire.
Heir, his son William Arthur Ince, b. 1855.
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AND OVER, Viscountess.
Jane Elizabeth, eldest dau. of 1st Earl of Leicester
by his 1st wife Jane, sister of 1st Lord Sherborne ;
in. 1st 1796 Charles, Viscount Andover (eldest
son of the Earl of Suffolk), who d. 1800 ; 2nd 1806
Admiral Sir Henry Digby, G.C.B.', who d. 1842.
—86, Harley Street, W.
ANDOVER, Viscount.
(See Suffolk, Earl of.)
ANDREWS, John, Esq. (of Rivington Hall).
Second son of the late E. Andrews, Esq., of Eiving-
ton Hall and Little Lever Hall, co. Lancaster, by
Sarah, dau. of T. Cockshott, Esq., of Marlow, co.
York ; b. 1786 ; s. his brother 1858. — Eivington
Hall, near Chorley, Lancashire.
ANGERSTEIN, William, Esq. (of Woodlands).
Youngest son of the late John Angerstein, Esq.
(who was M.P. for Greenwich 1835-7), by Amelia,
dau. of the late William Locke, Esq., of Norbury
Park, Surrey; b. 1811 ; m. 1842 Mary Ann, only
child of the late William Nettleshipp, Esq. Edu-
cated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate for Kent; elected M.P. for Greenwich 1859.
— Woodlands, Blackheath, Kent ; Travellers'
Club, S.W. ; 15, Stratton Street, W.
ANGLESEY (Marquis of), Henry Paget, P.C.
(cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the 1st Marquis, by Caroline Elizabeth,
dau. of the 4th Earl of Jersey ; b. 1797 ; s. 1854 ; in.
1st 1819 Eleanora, dau. of Colonel John Campbell
(she d. 1828) ; 2nd 1833 Henrietta, dau. of Eight
Hon. Sir C. Bagot, G.C.B. (she d. 1844). Educated
at Westminster ; is a Colonel retired, formerly in
the 42nd foot ; is Lord Lieutenant of Anglesey, for
which he was M.P. 1820-32 ; was summoned to
the House of Lords 1832, as Lord Paget, created
1550. The 1st Marquis was a Field-Marshal in the
army. — Beaudesert, near Lichfield ; 33, Albemarle
Street, W.
Heir, his son Earl of Uxbridge, b. 1821 ; rn.
1845 Sophia, dau. of J. Eversfield, Esq., of Deane
Park, Sussex. Educated at Eton ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Stafford, and late Lieutenant-Colonel
Staffordshire Militia ; formely Lieutenant 1st Life
Guards ; was M.P. for South Staffordshire 1845-7.
ANNESLEY (Earl), William Richard Anne sley
(cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl by his 2nd wife Priscilla,
dau. of the late Hugh Moore, Esq., of Eglantine
Lodge, co. Down ; b. 1830 ; s. 183S. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1851) ; is a Magis-
trate for co. Down ; was M.P. for Great Grimsby
1852-7.— Castle Wellan, co. Down ; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 25, Norfolk Street, Park Lane, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Hugh, Captain Scots
Fusilier Guards, and late M.P. for co. Cavan :
b. 1831.
ANNESLEY, Hon. Mrs. Grove.
Elizabeth, only dau. of John Mftb.00, Esq., of IV ■
borough, co. Tipperary j in, 1814 Lieutenant"
General the Hon. Arthur Anneslej (3rd 900 of Sod
Ann] COUNTY Fi
Earl Annesley), who assumed the name of Grove,
and </. 1849. — Anne's Grove, Castletown-Roche,
co. Cork.
ANNESLEY, Kicliard Grove-, Esq. (of Anne's
Gi'ove).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General the Hon,
Arthur Grove-Annesley, by Elizabeth, only dan. of
John Mahon, Esq., of Bessborough, co. Tipperary,
and grandson of the 1st Earl Annesley ; b. 1815;
S, 1849. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
DuHin ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. — Anne's
Grove, Castletown-Roche, co, Cork.
Heir Pres., his brother John Charles, b. 1819,
ANSON, Sir John William Hamilton, Bart. (cr.
1831).
Eldest son of the late General Sir William Anson,
G.C.B. (who was a younger brother of the 1st
Viscount Anson, and uncle of the 1st Earl of
Lichfield), by Louisa Frances Mary, only child of
John Dickenson, Esq. ; b. 1816 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1842
Elizabeth Katharine, dau. of Major-General Sir
Denis Pack, K.C.B., and grand-dau. of the 1st
Marquis of Waterford, K.P. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; formerly Lieutenant
Royal Horse Guards. Patron 1 living. — Grun-
disburgh Hall, near Woodbridge, Suffolk ; 55,
Portland Place, W.
Heir, his son William Reynell, b. 1843.
ANSON, Hon. Augustus Henry Archibald.
Third son of the 1st Earl Lichfield ; b. 1833. Is
Captain 7th Dragoons ; late Captain of Eifle
Brigade ; served with distinction in India 1857-8 ;
elected M.P. for Lichfield 1859.— Shugborough,
near Stafford ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
ANSTEY, Thomas Chisholm, Esq.
Second son of the late Thomas Anstey, Esq., of
Anstey Barton, Tasmania, by Mary, dau. of —
Chisholm, Esq.; b. 1816; m. 1839 Harriet, 2nd
dau. of the late J. E. Strickland, Esq., of Lough -
glyn House, co. Roscommon, Educated at Uni-
versity Coll., London; called to the Bar at the
Middle Temple 1839 ; was M.P. for Youghal
1847-52 ; Attorney-General at Hong-Kong 1854-8.
ANSTRUTHER, Sir Ralph Abercrombie, Bart,
(cr. 1694).
Eldest son of the late General R. Anstruther (who
fell at Corunna 1809), by Charlotte Lucy, dau. of
Colonel James Hamilton ; b. 1804 ; s. his grand-
father as 4th Bart. 1818 ; m. 1831 Mary Jane, dau.
of the late Major-General Sir H. Torrens, K.C.B.
Educated at St. Andrew's University (LL.D.)
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1822) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Fife and Caith-
ness ; was formerly Captain Grenadier Guards.
— Balcaskie, near Pittenweem, co. Eife ; Wattin
House, near Caithness, N.B. ; Travellers' Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, Captain Grenadier Guai-ds,
I. 1834 ; m. 1857 Louisa, dau. of the Rev. W.
Knox Marshall, B.D., Prebendary of Hereford,
MILIES OF
ANSTEUTHEE, Sir Windham Carmichae f
Bart. (cr. 1694).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Pigl I
Hon. Sir John Anstruther, Bart., Chief Justice el
Calcutta, by Maria, dau. of E. Brice, Esq. ; \\
1790 ; s. his nephew as 8th Bart. 1831 ; m. It!
1824 Meredith Maria, dau. of Charles Wetherel i
Esq., (she d. 1824); 2nd 1841 Anne Constanci
youngest dau. of Allen W. Grey, Esq. (she d. 1856''
3rd 1859 Mary Anne, dau. of John Parsons, Esc
Is heritable carver to the Royal Household i
Scotland; a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark, an
Major 1st Lanark Militia. — Elie House, co. Fife {,
Carmichael and Westraw House, near Lanark, N.I \
Heir, his son Windham Charles James, b. 1826. j
ANSTRUTHER-THOMSON, John, Esq. (c|
Charleton).
Eldest son of the late John Anstruther, Esq. (wit
took the name of Thomson on inheriting from h f
mother the Charleton estates), by Clementina, on!
dau. of the Right Hon. William Adam, of Blai
Adam ; b. 1819 ; s. 1833 ; on. 1852 Caroline Mar;
AgnesRobina, only dau. of the Rev. John Hamilfcc
Gray (whom see). Educated at Eton ; is a Magi
ti'ate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife ; was former j
an officer in the 9th Lancers aud 13th Liglv|
Dragoons. Is 21st in direct male descent from tl i
founder of the house of Anstruther, A.D. 110 I
and heir of line and representative of Sinclair Eaj
of Orkney and Lord Sinclair. — Charleton, net
Colinsburgh, co. Fife ; New Club, Edinburgl
Boodle's. Junior United Service, and Army ar
Navy Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John St. Clair, h. 1853.
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ANTRIM (Earl of), Mark McDonnell (cr. 1785)
Thii'd son of the late Countess of Antrim, by Lo:
Mark Kerr ; b. 1814 ; s. his brother as 8th Ea
1855 ; m. 1849 Jane Emma Hannah, dau. of Maj
Macan. A Commander R.N. ; is a Magistrate ai
Dep. Lieut, for co. Antrim. — Glenarm Castl
Antrim, Ireland.
Heir, his son Viscount Dunluce, b. 1851.
ANTRIM, Countess Dowager of.
Laura Cecilia, 5th dau. of 5th Earl of Macclt
field, by his 2nd wife Eliza, dau. of the late W. : I
Wolstenholme, Esq., of Holly Hill, Sussex; ^
1836 Hugh, 7th Earl of Antrim, who d. 1855,
31, Upper Grosvenor Street, W.
ANTROBUS, Sir Edmund, Bart. (cr. 1815). I
Elder son of the late John Antrobus, Esq.,
Anne, dau. of Gibbs Crawfurd, Esq., M.P., of Sai
Hill, East Grinstead ; b. 1792 ; s. his uncle, undi
a special remainder, as 2nd Bart., 1826 ; m. 18
Anne, dau. of Hon. Hugh Lindsay. Educated):!
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1812) ; is|
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts, and Patrf
of 1 living. For an account of this family, iff
Ormerod's " Cheshire." — The Abbey, Amesbuj
Wilts ; Lower Cheam, near Epsom, Surrey ; U|
versity Club, S.W. ; 146, Piccadilly, W.
Heir, his son Edmund, M.P. for Wilton, liffl
M.P. for E. Surrey ; b. 1818 ; m. 1847 Mariaaj
Georgiana, dau. of Sir G. Dashwood, Bart. "Vm
educated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambria:! ;
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J TROBTIS, Gibbs Crawfurd, Esq. (of Eaton
Hall).
econd son of the late John Antrobus, Esq., by
.nne, dan. of Gibbs Crawfurd, Esq., M.P. for
'ueenboro', and younger brother of Sir E. Antro-
us. Bart. ; b. 1793 ; in. 1st 1827 Jane, dan. of Sir
: !. Trotter, Bart, (she d, 1829) ; 2nd 1832 Char-
ge, dau. of Sir E. Crofton, Bart, (she d. 1839).
Iducated at Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge
M.A. 1S21) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
heshire (High Sheriff 1834) ; was M.P. for Ald-
orough and Plympton 1820-32. — Eaton Hall, near
iongleton, Cheshire ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Coutts, b. 1829 ; ra. 1855
, 'anny, 2nd dau. of C. Swetenham, Esq., of Somer-
i ird Booths.
i PJOHN, Rev. Michael Lloyd (of Linfield).
Eldest son of the late Michael Lloyd, Esq. (who
ssuraed the name of Appjohn, after his maternal
. ncle, Marshall Appjohn, Esq.), of Linfield, co.
« iimerick, by Charlotte, dau. of — Crozier, Esq., of
Iforfolk (Major 3rd regt.) ; b. 1806 ; s. 1855 ; m.
830 Eliza Coote, dau. of Major Barnes. Edu-
; ated at Trin. Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1827) ; appointed
l&ector of Ballybroad, co. Limerick, 1850. This
I imily came over to Ireland with Strongbow, and
ave been long resident on their property in
ff jimerick and other southern counties. — Bally-
b iroad Rectory, near Cahirconlish, Ireland ; Lin-
(ield, co. Limerick.
§ Heir, his son Michael Marshall, b. 1833 ; m.
I 854 Olivia, dau. of Thomas Kearney, Esq., of Sun-
• ille, co. Limerick.
11BUTHNOT, Sir Robert Keith, Bart. (er.
I 1823).
I Eldest son of the late Sir William Arbuthnot, Bart.,
|>y Anne, dau. of John Alves, Esq., of Shipland ;
|<. 1801; s. 1829 ; m. 1828 Anne, 2nd dau. of
General Sir John Forster EitzGerald, K.C.B.
I Educated at the High School of Edinburgh and
iaileybury Coll. ; entered the Bombay Civil Ser-
vice 1820 ; retired 1847. This family was formerly
ettled in Buchan, and claims to be descended, as
1 ar back as the early part of the sixteenth century,
I rom a younger son of the then Lord of Arbuth-
Iiott, in Kincardineshire. — 16, Charlotte Square,
I Edinburgh.
I Heir, his son William Wedderburn, Captain 18th
Eussars, b. 1831.
jtBUTHNOT, Major-General Charles George
James (of Woodford House).
Eldest son of the Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot,
|)y Marcia, dau. and co-hen-ess of William Clapcott
. Lisle, Esq., and the Hon. Hester Lisle, sister to the
Mist Marquis of Cholmondeley ; b. 1801; s. 1850;
I p. 1833 Hon. Charlotte Eliza, eldest dau. of 1st
juord Vivian. Educated at Westminster ; entered
U.he Grenadier Guards 1817; became Lieutcnant-
I Jolonel 1824, Major-General 1851 ; appointed to
' pommand of the Midland District 1847, and of the
■> Northern District in 1851 ; Colonel of 89th foot
H 858 ; is a Magistrate for co. Northampton ; was
(formerly an Equerry to Her Majesty, and M.P.
fat Tregony 1830-1. This family is descended from
Hugo de Aberbothenoth, who lived in the reign of
15
William the Lion. — Woodford House, near Thrap-
stone, Northamptonshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Arthur, b. 1843.
AEBUTHNOTT (Viscount), John Arbuthnott
(cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the 7th Viscount, by Isabella, 2nd
dau. of Wm. Graham, Esq., of Morphie, co. Kin-
cardine ; 5. 1778 ; s. 1800 ; m. 1805 Margaret,
dau. of Hon. W. Ogilvy. Was formerly Lord Lieu-
tenant of co. Kincardine. This family was elevated
to the Peerage for their faithful adherence to King
Charles I. — Arbuthnott House, near Dunse, N.B.
Heir, his son John, Master of Arbuthnott, b.
1806 ; m. 1837 Jean Graham, eldest dau. of 9th
Earl of Airlie.
ABBUTHNOTT, Hon. Hugh, C.B.
Second son of 7th Viscount Arbuthnott ; b. 1780.
Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Kincardine, a General in
the army, and Colonel 38th foot ; has been M.P.
for co. Kincardine since 1826. — Arbuthnott House,
near Dunse, N.B. ; Carlton and Athenaeum Clubs,
S.W. ; 5h, Albany, W.
ARBTJTHEOTT, Sir Alexander Dundas Young,
K.C.B., K.J.J, (cr. 1859).
Only son of the late Colonel Robert Arbuthnott, of
the 31st regt. (who was grandson of the 1st
Viscount Arbuthnott), by Cordelia, dau. of the
Hon. General Murray ; b. 1796 ; m. 1827 Catherine
Maria, 3rd dau. of the late Rev. Charles Eustace,
heir to the Viscountcy of Baltinglas. Entered the
navy 1805 ; became a Vice- Admiral 1856 ; served
at Trafalgar, Copenhagen, and Algiers, and with
the expedition to Spain in 1835 ; is a Gentleman of
the Privy Chamber to Her Majesty, Knight Com-
mander of Charles III. and San Fernando of Spain,
Knight of St. George of Russia, and of the Medjidie.
— Shenton Hall, near Nuneaton ; 14, Great George
Street, Westminster, S.W.
Heiress, his dau. Josette Eliza Jane, m. 1850 F.
Wollaston, Esq., of Shenton (whom see).
AECHBOLDj* Kobert, Esc-, (of Davidstown).
Son of the late James Archbold, Esq., of Davids-
town ; m. 18 — Miss Copeland (she d. 1842). Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kildare ; was
M.P. for co. Kildare 1837-47. — Davidstown, near
Castleclerniot, co. Kildare.
AECHDALL,* Edward, Esq. (of Biversdale).
Third son of the late M. Archdall, Esq., of Castle
Archdall, co. Fermanagh ; and brother of General
Mervyn Archdall, who was M.P. for co. Fermanagh
1806-34 ; b. 17— ; s. 1839 ; m. 18— the 2nd dau. of
W. Humphreys, Esq., of Ballyhaise, co. Cavan. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Fermanagh. —
Riversdale, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh.
Heir, his son Mervyn Edward, M.P. for co.
Fermanagh; b. 1812. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Fermanagh ; formerly Captain 6th
Dragoons.
ARCHER, Edward, Esq. (of Trelask).
Eldest son of the lato Edward Aivlier. by
Charlotte Augusta, dau. of Charles Harward, Esq
Ard]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of Hayne House, Devon; h. 1S16 ; s. 1837; m.
1S:',S Sarah l.vdia, eldest dau. of Rev. W. Rad-
clitl'e, of Warloigh Hall, Devon. Educated at
Winchester and Oriel Coll., Oxford; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall. This family is
descended from Fulbert Archer, who came over
with William the Conqueror, and has been seated
in Cornwall for four centuries. — Trelask, near
Lau nceston , Corn wa 1 1 .
Heir, his son Charles Gordon, b. 1816.
AKDEN, Bev. Henry Cotton (of Longerofts, co.
Stafford).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. F. E. Arden,
Rector of Gresham, co. Norfolk, by Rachel, dau.
of J. Tinckard, Esq. ; b. 1810 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1857
Lydia, dau. of the late Rear- Admiral Hills. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge; is Rector of
Blessingham, and Perpetual Curate of Sustead,
Norfolk. It appears from Dugdale's History of
Warwickshire that this family is descended from
the same ancestor as the noble families of North-
ampton and Alvanley ; namely, Alvvyne de Arden,
who was Sheriff of Warwickshire temp. Edward
the Confessor. — The Parsonage, Sustead, near
Cromer, Norfolk.
Heir Pres., his brother George Pinckard, b. 1813 ;
m, 1S42 Caroline, dau. of the late Rear-Admiral
Hills.
ARGLES, Rev. Marsham.
Eldest son of the late Captain George Argles, R.N.,
of Brunswick House, Hants, by Jane, dau. of
Thomas Atkinson, Esq., of Kendal ; b. 1814 ; m.
1839 Margaret Julia, dau. of the Right Rev.
George Davys, D.D., Bishop of Peterborough.
Educated at Winchester and Merton Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837) ; appointed Rector of
Barnacle 1851, and a Canon Residentiary of Peter-
borough 1857 ; was formerly Chancellor of the
diocese of Peterborough. This family has been
many years settled at Eversley House, co. West-
moreland.— Barnack Rectory, near Stamford.
ARGYLL (Duke of), George John Douglas Camp-
bell, K.T., P.C. (cr. 1701).
Eldest son of the 7th Duke, by his 2nd wife
Joanna, dau. of the late William Glassell, Esq.,
of Long Niddry, East Lothian ; b. 1821 ; s. 1847 ;
m. 1844 Elizabeth Georgiana, dau. of 2nd Duke of
Sutherland, K.G. ; is Hereditary Keeper of the
Great Seal of Scotland and of the Queen's House-
hold in that kingdom ; Sheriff of co. Argyll, Ad-
miral of the Western Isles, and a State Councillor
for Scotland ; sits in the House of Lords as Lord
Sundridge and Hamilton (cr. 1776) ; was Lord
Privy Seal 1852-5 ; Postmaster-General 1855-8. Is
head and chief of the clan Campbell, of which Earl
Cawdor, Lord Campbell, and several Scottish
baronets represent younger branches. — lnverary
Castle, Argyllshire ; Roseneath Castle, co. Dum-
barton ; Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; Campden Hill,
Kensington, W.
Heir, his son Marquis of Lome, b. 1845.
ARGYLL, Dowager Duchess of.
Anne Colquhoun, dau. of the late John Cunning-
ham, Esq., of Craigends, N.B. ; m. 1831 (as his
3rd wife) John, 7th Duke of Argyll, who d. 1847.
— Ardencaple Castle, near Dumbarton, N.B. • 1
48, Rutland Gate, W.
ARK WRIGHT, the Rev. Godfrey Harry (0f|
Sutton Scarsdale).
Third but elder surviving son of the late Robert f
Arkwright, Esq., by Frances Crawford, dau. off
S. G. Campbell, Esq. ; b. 1815 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1844 1
Frances Rafela, 3rd dau. of the late Sir H. Fitz-I
herbert, Bart., 'deceased. Educated at Eton and,!
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1839);.
appointed Incumbent of Heath, Derbyshire, 1850.
— Sutton Scarsdale, near Chesterfield, Derbyshire. |
Heir Pres., his nephew William, b. 1857, only j
child of the late Major William Arkwright, by j
Frances, dau. of Edward Thornewill, Esq., of Dove-
cliff, co. Derby.
ARKWRIGHT, Rev. Henry.
Third son of Peter Arkwright, Esq., of Willersley, j 1
by Mary Anne, dau. of the late Charles Hurst, I
Esq., of Wirksworth ; b. 1811 ; m. 1st 1838 Hen4
rietta, dau. of the Rev. C. Thornyci'oft (she d.\.
1844) ; 2nd 1847 Ellen, dau. of J. HomePurves, J[
Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Canil^
bridge (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1837) ; appointed VicaiJJ
of Bodenham 1843. — Bodenham Vicarage, neail.
Leominster, Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Henry John, b. 1844. \
ARKWRIGHT, John Hungerford, Esq. (o I '
Hampton Court). i
Eldest son of the late John Arkwright, Esq., b\\
Sarah, eldest dau. of Sir H. Hoskyns, Bart., o
Harewood ; b. 1833 ; s. 1858. Educated at Etoil
and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magistrate and Dem
Lieut, for co. Hereford. — Hampton Court, neap V
Leominster, Herefordshire. i
ARKWRIGHT, Rev. Joseph (of Mark Hall). 1
Sixth son of the late Richard Arkwright, Esq., c
Willersley, co. Derby, by Mary, dau. of A. Sirapj
son, Esq. ; b. 1791 ; m. 1819 Anne, dau. of Sir !
Robert Wigram, Bart. Educated at Eton ani
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1812) ; is a Magis-
trate for Essex and Herts. — Mark Hall, near Ha |
low, Essex ; Normanton Turville, near Hinckle^i
Leicestershire ; University Club, S.W.
ARKWRIGHT, Peter (of Willersley). [
Third son of the late Richard Arkwright, Esq., [
Willersley, by Mary, dau. of A. Simpson, Esq i!
of Bonsall ; b. 1784 ; m. 1805 Mary Anne, dau. I
the late Charles Hurt, Esq., of Wirksworth, ci
Derby. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, fore;
Derby (High Sheriff 1855).— Willersley, nearMaf
lock, Derbyshire.
Heir, his son Frederick, b. 1806; m. 1845 Sus;j|
Sobrina, dau. of the Venerable Archdeacon Burner
ARMAGH (Archbishop of), Lord John Geori;
de la Poer Beresford, D.D., P.C.
Son of the 1st and brother of the 2nd Marquis ' |
Waterford; b. 1773. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxfo'
(B.A. 1794, M.A. 1797); consecrated Bishop ||
Cork and Ross 1806; translated to Raphoe 18(1
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Arm
Clogher 1819, to Dublin 1820, to Armagh 1822 ;
Primate of all Ireland, and Lord High Almoner
ere ; Prelate of the Order of St. Patrick, Vice-
lancellor and Visitor of Trinity Coll., Dublin,
itronage 120 livings. — The Palace, Armagh;
thenamm Club, S.W. ; 30, Charles Street, St.
.mes's Square, S.W.
L VCISTEAD, Rev. Charles John, F.S.A., F.G.S.
.dest son of the late John Armistead, Esq., by
ary, younger dau. of Anthony Wilson, Esq., of
igh Wray, co. Lancaster ; b. 1821 ; s. 1845.
lucated at Magdalen Hall, Oxford ; ordained
3acon, by the Archbishop of Canterbury to the
iracy of Westwell, Kent, 1854, Priest 1855. This
Kiily was originally seated at and derived its
tronymic from Armistead, near Giggleswick. In
48, a well-endowed grammar-school was founded
Skipton-in-Craven, by Sir William Armystead,
* »non of St. Paul's, who d. 1556. — Roundhay, near
ieds ; Long's Hotel, W.
U &ITAGE, Sir Blkanah, Knt. (cr. 1849).
lird son of the late Elkanah Armitage, Esq., of
swton, co. Lancaster; b. 17 — ; m. 18 — Eliza-
. th, dau. of H. Kirke, Esq. A Manufacturer and
itton Spinner in London and Manchester ; partner
the firm of Armitage & Co. ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
1, Lancaster; has been Mayor of Manchester. —
Dpe Hall, near Eccles, Lancashire ; Reform Club,
Ivy
i MIT AGE, George, Esq. (of Milnsbridge
House).
dest son of J oseph Armitage, Esq. (whom see) ;
I 1806 ; m. 1830 Caroline Jane, eldest dau. of
. mes Dowker, Esq., of North Dalton, near
•iffield, co. York. Educated at the Grammar-
iool, Manchester ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
eut. for W. Riding of Yorkshire. — Milnsbridge
3use, near Huddersfield.
Heir, his son Joseph Armitage, b. 1840 ; educated
Rugby.
IIMITAGE, Joseph, Esq. (of Birkley Lodge).
- dy son of the late George Armitage, Esq., of
ighroyd House, near Huddersfield, a Magistrate
• W. Riding of York, by Sarah, dau. of Joseph
alker, Esq., of Lascelles Hall, co. York; b. 1778 ;
1815 ; m. 1804 Anne, eldest dau. of Joseph
ylor, Esq., of Blackley Hall, co. Lancaster. Is a
agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the West Riding of
. York, and a Magistrate for Lancashire. — Birkby
)dge, near Huddersfield.
Heir, his son George, a Magistrate and Dep.
\ eut. for West Riding of York ; b. 1806 ; m. 1830
,roline Jane, eldest dau. of James Dowker, Esq.,
IjjN'i Dalton, Yorkshire.
I'. ^STRONG, Sir Andrew, Bart. (cr. 1841).
dest son of the late Edmund Armstrong, Esq.
ho d. 1827), by Elizabeth, sister of 1st Lord Ash-
wn ; b. 1786 ; m. 1835 Frances, dau. of G. A.
lllarton, Esq., of Ballintoy, co. Antrim. Is a
agistrate and Dep. Lieut." for King's co. (High
Heriff 1811 and 1836); was Receiver-General of
17
Stamps in Ireland 1831-41 ; M.P. for King's co.
1841-52. This family is of Scottish Border origin.
— Gallen Priory, near Ferbane, King's co. ; Reform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Frederick, b. 1836.
ARMSTRONG, Sir William George, Knt., F.R.S.
(cr. 1859).
Son of the late Mr. Alderman Armstrong, of New-
castle-on-Tyne ; b. 1810 ; m. 1835 Margaret, dau.
of William Ramshaw, Esq., of Bishop Auckland.
Is inventor of the hydraulic machinery used in docks
for working cranes and other purposes, as also of
the hydro-electric machine, and of the rifle-cannon
which bears his name ; appointed Engineer to the
War Department of Rifled Ordnance 1858. —
Elswick, near Newcastle-on-Tyne ; 9, Hyde Park
Street, W.
ARMSTRONG, Cartaret Andrew, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Thomas St. George Armstrong,
Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Priaulx, Esq.,
of Guernsey ; 6. 1797 ; s. 1856. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1817); called to the
Irish Bar 1821. This family is lineally descended
from John Armstrong, Laird of Giltknock, in
Eskadale, and of Mangerton Castle, near Carlisle,
who was betrayed to James IV. of Scotland, and
executed about the year 1530. One of his descend-
ants, named Andrew, settled in the co. Fermanagh,
and some of his descendants in the King's co.
Heir, his brother Thomas (settled at Buenos
Ayres), m. Marie, dau. of Don Pedro de Villa-
nueva, of Castile.
ARMSTRONG, Rev. Charles Edward (of Hems-
worth).
Eldest son of the late C. E. Armstrong, Esq., of the
E.I.C. service, by Dorothy, dau. of Captain Wood,
R.N., of Bowling Hall, Yorkshire, grandfather of
Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P. ; 6.
1807 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1838 Mary Anne, dau. of J.
Clayton, Esq., of Enfield Old Park. Educated at
Repton and Worcester Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831,
M.A. 1833) ; appointed Master of Hemsworth
Hospital and Vicar of Clayton 1832. This family
is lineally descended from Johnney Armstrong,
Thane of Gilnocky, who was treacherously murdered
by King James. — Hemsworth, near Pontefract,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Charles Edward, Lieutenant Bengal
Artillery ; b. 1839.
ARMSTRONG, Edmund John, Esq. (of Lia-
moher).
Only son of the late Rev. J. Armstrong, by Maria
Cassandra, dau. of Young, Esq.; b. 1808 J
s. 1820 ; m. 1840 Jane Catharine, 3rd dau. of T. H.
Longden, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Clare and Dublin. — Lismoher, near Ivil-
fenora, co. Clare ; Leeson Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son Edmuud James, b. 1844.
ARMSTRONG, John Herbert, Esq. (of Killclare).
Eldest son of the late John Armstrong, Esq., by
Alicia Laititia, eldest dau. of Lieut.-Col. Herbert
Rawson Stepney, of Durrow, Kind's CO. : b, 18 ;
s. 1844; m. 1856 Elisabeth Catherine, 2nd dau. of
o
Ann]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Robert William Lowry, Esq., of Pomcroy, «a Magis-
trate ami Hop. Lieut, for co. Tyrone. Is a Magistrate
for King's CO. and W est Month, and Captain Royal
Tyrone Fusiliers ; was formerly Lieut. 95th foot,
and Berved In China.— Killelaro, near Kilbeggan,
oo. Westmeath.
lhh\ his son Craves Lowry Herbert, b. 1857.
ARMSTRONG, Robert Baynes, Esq., Q.C.
Eldest son of the late John Armstrong, Esq., of
Lancaster, by Deborah Anne, dau. of Robert
Baynes, Esq., of Cockermouth ; b. 1785 $ to. 1842
Frances, dau. of R. Blamire, Esq., of Thackwood,
Cumberland. Educated at St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1807, M.A. 1810) ; called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple 1814, and went the Northern
Circuit ; appointed Recorder of Hull 1836, of
Leeds 1837, of Bolton and Manchester 1839 ; is a
Bencher of the Inner Temple ; was M.P. for Lan-
caster 1848-53. — University and Eeform Clubs,
S.W. ; 29, Chester Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1843.
ARMSTRONG, William Jones, Esq. (of Killylea,
co. Armagh).
Eldest son of the late Rev. W. J. Armstrong,
Rector of Termanfeckan, co. Louth, by Margaret,
dau. of John Tew, Esq., Alderman of Dublin
(whose sister in. the Rev. Sir J. M. Stronge, Bart.) ;
5. 1794 ; s. 1825 ; to. 1842 Frances Elizabeth, only
dau. of Major C. Wilson, 22nd foot, and widow of
Sir M. McCreagh, K.C.H. Educated at Dun-
gannon and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. and M.A.) ;
called to the Bar at Dublin, and subsequently at
the Inner Temple ; has been King's Advocate of
Bei'bice, Deputy Colonial Secretary, King's Re-
ceiver-General in Demerara, British Guiana, &c. ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Armagh
(High Sheriff 1840) ; formerly a Magistrate for co.
Wicklow ; was Lieutenant-Colonel Berbice Militia,
and A.-D.-C. to Governor Bentinck. This family
derives from a common ancestor with the Arm-
strongs of King's co. (whom see). Mr. Arm-
strong is descended through his grandmother,
Grace Jones,* from the 2nd branch of the Max-
wells of Farnham (see Farnham, Lord). — Killylea,
near Tynan, co. Armagh ; Sackville Street Club,
Dublin j Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Fortescue, b. 1843.
ARMSTRONG-MAODOKTWELL.
(See MacDonnell.)
ARMYTAGE, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1738).
Eldest son of the late John Armytage, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of the late Wm. Assheton, Esq., of
Downham Hall, co. Lancaster; b. 1819; s. his
grandfather as 5th Bart. 1836 ; to. 1841 Eliza
Matilda Mary, dau. of Sir J. Radcliffe, Bart. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire. This family has been seated in York-
shire since the reign of King Stephen. — Kirklees
Hall, near Normanton, Yorkshire ; Carlton Club,
S.W. • 27, Cambridge Square, W.
Heir, his son George John, b. 1842.
* This lady was a descendant of Colonel Michael Jones,
Commander-in-Chief of the Parliamentary forces in Leinster,
Governor of Dublin a.d. 1649.
ARMYTAGE, Godfrey, Esq.
Third son of the late John Armytage, Esq,, 0
Kirklees, co. York, by Mary, dau. of Williac
Assheton, Esq., of Downham Hall, Cuerdale, Lan
cashire ; b. 1825 ; to. 1849 Charlotte, dau. of Joh
Blackburn, Esq., of the Cape of Good Hopf
Educated at Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; i
Captain and Adjutant 6th West York Militia
late Captain 6th foot ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Weil
Riding of Yorkshire. — Halifax, Yorkshire.
ARNOLD, Rev. James William, p.D. (of Pol<(
brook, co. Northampton). |
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Georg
Arnold, Esq., of Ashby St. Ledgers, co. Nortl
ampton, Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to Georj
III., by Henrietta Jane, eldest dau. of late Gener
Morrison (who was Colonel of 4th regiment
Quartermaster-General) ; b. 1795 ; s. his brot
1844 ; to. 1822 Mary, 4th dau. of the 3rd Earl
Wicklow. Educated at Clare Hall, Cambri
(B.A. 1816). This family was formerly seated
Armswell and Bagbere, Dorset. — Learni
Priors, Warwickshire.
ARNOULD, Sir Joseph, Knt. (cr. 1859).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Arnould, Esq., M
of Whitecross, near Wallingford (who d. 1859)
his 1st wife Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Baily, Escil
b. 1815 ; to. 1841 Maria, eldest dau. of H. |
Ridgeway, Esq. (she d. 1859). Educated at tl
Charterhouse and Wadham Coll., Oxford, where 11
gained the University Prize for English verse 18b!
and graduated B.A. (1st class in classics) 183 ff
was afterwards Fellow of his college ; called to t
Bar at the Middle Temple 1841, and went |
Home Circuit ; appointed a Judge at Bomb
1859. Is author of a "Treatise on Marine Ins'
ance. " — Bombay.
AREAN (Earl of), Philip Yorke Gore, \K\
(cr. 1762).
Eldest son of the late Hon. W. J. Gore, by Ca|
line, dau. of the late Sir T. P. Hales, Bart.
1801 ; s. his uncle as 4th Earl 1837 ; to. UM
Elizabeth Marianne, dau. of Lieutenant-Gene;
Sir W. F. P. Napier, K.C.B. Is Vice-Lieuten
of co. Mayo ; was formerly Secretary of Legat|
and Charge d'Affaires at Lisbon. — Saunders C01
near Enniscorthy, Wexford ; Castle Gore,
Mayo.
Heir, his son Viscount Sudley, b. 1839 ; e
cated at Eton.
ARRIWDELL, Sir William, Knt., C.B. (cr,18{|
Is Chief Justice of British Guiana.
ARTHUR, Sir Frederick Leopold, Bart. (cr. 18*
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir Gecj
Arthur, K.C.H., by Eliza Orde, dau. of the ]
Sir John F. Sigismund Smith, K.C.B., R.A. £
1816 ; s. 1854 ; to. 1856 Elizabeth, dau. of II
Earl of Kinnoull. Is a Lieutenant-Colonel u l
tached ; late Captain 4th foot ; was Military i
cretary to his father in India. The 1st Bart. I
many years Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canij|
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Ash
£ HUH.
E NDELL.
. Governor of Bombay 1842-6.— Carlton Club,
ST* ; 32, Gloucester Square, W.
Teir Pres., his brother Edward Penfold, b. 1825 ;
ut. Bombay Cavalry.
(See Leahy, Arthur.)
(See Hunter- Arundell.)
Henry
UNDELL OF WARD OUR (Lord),
Benedict Arnndell (cr. 1805).
S ond son of the 9th Lord, by Mary Christina,
d . of 8th Lord Arundell ; b. 1804 ; s. his brother
a 11th Lord 1834 ; m. 1st 1826 Lucy, dau. of
I gk P. Smythe, Esq., of Acton Burnell, co.
■ dp (she d. 1827) ; 2nd 1829 Frances Catharine,
I . of the late Sir H. J. Tichborne, Bart, (she d.
1 6) ; 3rd 1838 Teresa, dau. of 17th Lord Stourton.
I icated at Stonyhurst ; is a Count of the Holy
I nan Empire, and co-heir to the Barony of Fitz-
I me of Kerdeston. Patronage 2 livings. The
I b Lord Arundell was a celebrated military cons-
ider, and was raised to the Peerage for his
/■ices against the Turks. — Wardour Castle, near
sbury ; Union Club, S.W. ; Stafford Club, W.
Teir, his son John Francis, a Dep. Lieut, for
its; 6. 1831.
SJNDELL, Hon. Henry (of Wakehurst Place).
Brd son of 9th Lord Arundell, by his 2nd wife
ry, dau. of P. B. Jones, Esq. ; b. 1811 ; m.
|j2 Elizabeth, only dau. of Joseph Esdaile, Esq.
Vakehurst Place, near Cuckfield, Sussex ; 7,
jton Road, West Brompton, S.W.
NDELL, William Arundell Harris, Esq. (of
3t. Mary's).
y son of the late Rev. William Arundell
?ris (who was eldest son of William Arundell,
., of Trengwainton), by Mary, 2nd dau. of
n Beard, Esq., of Hallwhydon ; b. 1794 • s. 1815 ;
1815 Mary Lucinda, dau. of William Webber,
I. Educated at Eton and Pembroke Coll.,
brd ; is a Magistrate for Cornwall and Devon,
a Dep. Lieut, for Devon ; was High Sheriff of
nwall 1817, of Devon 1841 ; resumed the name
Arundell in 1823.— St. Mary's, Lifton, Devon.
Teir, his son William Reinfrid Arundell, b. 1822 ;
.855 Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Henry Townend.
, William Hamilton, Esq. (of Ashbrook).
er son of the late W. Hamilton, Esq. (who
raied the name of Ash on succeeding to his
le's estates), by Elizabeth Harriet, dau. of —
iderson, Esq., of Castle Dawson, co. London-
flf ; b. 1801 ; s. 1821 ; m. 1827 Elizabeth Emma,
3r of the 17th Earl of Morton, who d. 1857.
icated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1822) ; is
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Londonderry,
a Magistrate for cos. Donegal and Tyrone. —
ibrook, near Londonderry.
Teir, his dau. Caroline Hamilton, m. 1853
:>. Beresford, Esq., of Learmount, co. London-
djry.
S BROOK (Viscount), Henry Flower (cr. 1751).
C y son of the 4th Viscount, by his first wife
1 borah Susannah, dau. of Rev. W. M. Freind ;
19
b. 1806 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1828 Frances, dau. of the
late Rev. Sir J. Robinson, Bart. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kilkenny and for Queen's co.
— CastleDurrow, co. Kilkenny ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
26, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry Jeffrey, late Lieutenant
52nd foot ; b. 1829.
ASHBURNHAM (Earl), Bertram Asnburnham
(cr. 1730).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Chaidotte, dau. of
the 1st Earl of Beverley ; b. 1797 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1840
Katharine Charlotte, sister of the 10th Earl of
Haddington. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Sussex. Patronage 8 livings. — Ashburnham Place,
near Battle, Sussex ; Barking Hall, near Needham,
Suffolk ; 30, Dover Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount St. Asaph, b. 1840.
ASHBURISTHAM, Countess Dowager.
Charlotte, eldest dau. of the 1st Earl of Beverley ;
m. 1795 (as his 2nd wife) George, 3rd Earl Ash-
burnham, who d. 1830. — Southwood House, St.
Lawrence, Ramsgate ; 101, Eaton Square, S.W.
ASHBURNHAM, Hon. Percy.
Second son of the 3rd Earl Ashburnham, K.G. ^by
his 2nd wife Charlotte, dau. of 1st Earl of Beverley) ;
b. 1799 ; m. 1838 Esther, dau. of the late Lieutenant-
Colonel Bye, R.E. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent. — Shernfold Park, near Tunbridge Wells ;
39, Hill Street, W.
ASHBURNHAM, Hon. Thomas, C.B.
Fourth son of the 3rd Earl Ashburnham, K.G. ; b.
1807. Educated at Eton and Sandhurst ; entered the
Army 1823 ; became a Major-General 1854 ; is an
A.-D.-C. to the Queen ; served in the East Indies
under 1st Viscount Hardiuge, and was present at
Aliwal, Ferozeshah, Sobraon, and Moodkee ; ap-
pointed to command the British expedition against
Persia 1856, and in China 1857 ; commanded a
division in India 1857-8. — United Service Club,
S.W. ; 29, Davies Street, W.
ASHBURNHAM, Sir Anchitel, Bart, (cr; 1661).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir John Ashburnham,
Bart., by Fanny, 4th dau. of William Foster, Esq.,
of Hollington, Sussex; b. 1828 ; s. as 8th Bart.
1854 ; m. 1859 Isabella, eldest dau. of the late
Captain George Bohun Martin, R.N., C.B., of East
Bridgford, co. Notts. Is a Magistrate for Sussex ;
is descended from a common ancestor with the Earl
Ashburnham. — Broomham Park, near Hastings,
Sussex.
Heir Pres., his brother Lawrence, b. 1829.
ASHBURTON (Lord), William Bingham Baring,
P.O. (cr. 1835).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Anne. dau. of the
late William Bingham, Esq., of Philadelphia, U.S. ;
b. 1799 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1st 1823 Harriet Maw. dau.
of the 6th Earl of Sandwich (she d. 1ST>7^ ; tad
1858 Louisa Caroline, dau. of the late Right Hon.
J. A. Stewart Mackenzie. Educated at BtOD ami
Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1821) : was MP. tovThot-
ford, Callington, Winchester, and North Stafford-
c 2
Ash]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
shire, 1826-48 ; formerly Joint Secretary to the
Board of Control, and was Paymaster-General
1 SlTi-ii. The 1st Peer was President of the Board
of Trade. — The Grange, near Alresford, Hants;
Carlton and Athemeum Clubs, S.W. ; 82, Pic-
cadilly, W.
//( ir Pres., his brother Francis (whom see).
ASIIBY, George Ashby, Esq. (of the Woolleys).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George Ashby Maddock,
of Naseby, co. Northampton, and Greenfields, co.
Salop, by Anne, dau. of George Procter, Esq., of
Cairn' Cottage, co. Argyle ; b. 1834 ; s. 1836 ;
m. 1855 Helen, dan. of Colonel Gibsone, of Pent-
land, Midlothian, late 7th Dragoon Guards.
Assumed the name and arms of Ashby by royal
license 1857, in right of his grandmother, Hannah
Maria, dau. of Edmund Ashby, Esq., of the
Lynches, Salop. Is a Magistrate for cos. North-
ampton and Leicester ; was formerly a Captain
11th Hussars. This is the senior branch of a
family of old standing at Quenby, in Leicester-
shire.— The Woolleys, Naseby, near Rugby ; Army
and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Ashby, b. 1856.
ASHFIELD, Rev. Charles Robert.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Ashfield, Vicar
of Stukely, Bucks, by Mary, dau. of the Rev.
Edmund Wodley, of Soulbury, Bucks ; b. 1790 ;
m. 1817 Anne, 3rd dau. of Rev. William Goodall,
of Dinton Hall, Bucks. Educated at Merchant
Tailors' and Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1812);
ordained 1813 ; appointed Rector of Gt. Blaken-
ham, Suffolk, 1827, of Burgate, 1834 ; is a Magi-
strate for Suffolk and Bucks. This family was for-
merly of Stowlangtoft Hall, Suffolk. — Burgate,
near Scole, Norfolk.
ASHLEY (Lord).
(See tinder Shaftesbury, Earl of.)
ASHLEY-COOPER, Hon. Anthony John (of
Copt Hall).
Fourth son of the 6th Earl of Shaftesbury ; b. 1808 ;
m. 1840 Julia, dau. and heir of the late H. J. Con-
yers, Esq., of Copt Hall, Essex. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1829) ; called to the Bar
at the Inner Temple 1836 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex. — Copt Hall, near Epping, Essex ;
17, Upper Brook Street, W.
ASHLEY-COOPER, Hon. Anthony William.
Second son of the 6th Earl of Shaftesbury ; b. 1803 ;
m. 1831 Mary Ann, dau. of Col. H. D. Baillie.
Educated at Eton ; was M.P. for Dorchester
1830-1 ; formerly Attache' at Vienna, and Vice-
Chamberlain and Treasurer of Household to late
Queen Dowager. — Stable-yard, St. James's, S.W.
ASHTOWN (Lord), Frederick Mason Trench
{or. 1800).
Eldest son of late Thomas Trench, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Henry Mason, Esq. ; b. 1804 ; s. his uncle
(under a special remainder) as 2nd Lord 1840 ; m. 1st
1831 Henrietta, dau. of the late Thomas P. Cosby,
Esq., of Stradbally Hall, Queen's Co. (she d. 1845) ;
2nd 1852 Elizabeth, dau. of the Richard Oliver
Gascoigne, Esq., of Castle Oliver, co. Limerick. |
Woodlawn, near Galway ; Chessel House, ne|
Southampton.
Heir, his son Frederick Sidney Charles, b. 1831 I
I '
ASHURST, John Henry, Esq. (of Waterstoek) ||i
Second but eldest surviving son of the late W.
Ashurst, Esq. (many years M.P. for Oxfordshir V
by Elizabeth, dau. of O. Mosley, Esq., of Bolij
worth Castle, Cheshire; b. 1813 ; s. 1846; f
1848 Elizabeth, dau. of the lateT.' Duffield, Es 1
M.P. Educated at the Charterhouse ; is a Mail
strate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon ; was forme [j
Lieutenant 15th foot. — Waterstoek, near Oxford
Heir, his son William Henry, b. 1851.
ASHWORTH, Lady.
Harriet, dau. of Sir Bellingham Graham, Bart,
his 1st wife Henrietta, dau. of G. Clark, Esq
West Hatch, Essex; m. 1833 Lieutenant-Gene
Sir Frederick Ashworth, who d. 1858.— 20, So
Street, Grosvenor Square, W.
ASKEW, Watson, Esq. (of PaUinsburn).
Eldest son of the late Capt. Christopher C. Ask
R.N., by Sarah, dau. of Patrick Dickson, Esq.'
Whitecross, co. Berwick; b. 1834; s. 1851 ; ^
1856 Sarah, eldest dau. of David Robertson, E
of Ladykirk, co. Berwick. Educated at Eton
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Nortbuui.
land. — PaUinsburn, near Coldstream, N.B. ; Cj
ton and Oxford and Cambridge Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son George Christopher Hugh, b. 18 j
ASSHETOrT, Ralph, Esq. lofDownham Hall)
Eldest son of the late William Assheton, Esq.
Frances Annabella, dau. and co-heir of the
Hon. William Cockayne, of Rushton Hall, i
Northampton ; b. 1830 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1854 E;
Augusta, dau. of Joseph Feilden, Esq., of Wit
co. Lancaster. Educated at Eton and Tril
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1852) ; is a Magistral
Lancashire and West Riding of Yorkshire,
family is the only known branch in direct
descent from the ancient house of Ashton, of
ton-under-Lyne, co. Lancaster. — Downham ]
near Clitheroe, Lancashire ; University Club
AS TELL, Richard William, Esq. (of Evejj
House).
Eldest son of the late William Thornton,
(who assumed the name of Astell), many
M.P. for Bridgewater and Beds, by Sarah, !g
dau. of John Harvey, Esq., of Ickwell Bury, 1
and Finningley Park, co. York ; b. 1802 ; s. I
Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambrij
a Magistrate for Beds, and Lieut. -Col. Grend
Guards. — Everton House, near Biggleswade, I
Guards' Club, S.W.
Heir. Pres., his brother John Harvey (whomr
ASTELL, John Harvey, Esq. (of Woodbury 1
Second son of the late William Astell, Esq., Ijj
of Everton House, Hunts, by Sarah, dau. of ]B
Harvey, Esq., of Ickwell Bury, Beds ; 6. 180«
1853 Anne Amelia, dau. of Robert Parry Nil
Esq., of Southbroome House, Wilts, late M.ji
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[Atk
jvizes. Educated at Haileybury Coll., Herts ; is
Magistrate for Cambridgeshire, a Dep. Lieut, for
ds, and a Director of the East-India Company ;
•merly Superintendent of East-India Company's
,ctory at Canton ; was M.P. for Cambridge
52-3, elected M.P. for Ashburton 1859.— Wood-
ry Hall, near Cambridge ; Carlton and Union
abs, S.W. ; 41, Eaton Place, S.W.
L! 'LEY, Hon. and Hev. Delaval Loftus.
i oond son of Lord Hastings, by Georgiana Char-
! te, dau. of the late Sir H. W. Dash wood, Bart. ;
1825 ; m. 1848 Frances Diana, 2nd dau. of 1st
scount Canterbury. Educated at Eton and Trinity
11., Cambridge (M.A. 1846) ; appointed Rector
■ E. Barsham 1855. — East Barsham Rectory, near
\ kenham, Norfolk.
LI 'LEY, Hon. Jacob Delaval.
(See under Hastings, Lord.)
Li 'LEY, Sir Francis Dugdale, Bart. (cr. 1821).
', dest son of the late Sir John Dugdale Astley,
Ixt., who was M.P. for Wilts 1820-34, by Sarah,
<u. of W. Page, Esq. ; b. 1805 ; s. 1842; m. 1826
ima Dorothea, dau. of the late Sir Thomas Buck-
1 Lethbridge, Bart. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Isut. for Wilts. Patronage 3 livings. Is de-
luded from a common ancestor with Lord Hast-
■ js. — Everleigh House, near Pewsey, Wilts ; 37,
rmyn Street, S.W.
Heir, his son John Dugdale, Lieutenant-Colonel
lots Fusilier Guards ; b. 1828 ; m. 1858 Eleanor
Imche, dau. of T. G. Corbet, Esq., of Elsham.
tfS 'LEY, Francis Dukinfield Palmer, Esq. (of
ii Dukinfield Lodge).
» ly surviving son of the late Francis Dukinfield
. :tley, Esq., of Dukinfield, co. Chester, by Susan,
in. of Major Palmer, of Ickwell, Beds ; b. 1825 ;
: 1847 Gertrude Emma, dau. of Major-Gen eral
'i- H.Jones, K.C.B. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
' mbridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
< ). Chester, Derby, Lancaster, and Inverness ; was
Egh Sheriff of Cheshire 1853.— Dukinfield Lodge,
: ir Chester ; Arisaig, near Fort William, N.B. ;
f Y. Squadron, Cowes ; Brookes' and Reform
■ > lbs, S.W.
• Heir, his son Francis Dunkinfield, b. 1853.
U 'ON, John, Esq. (of Bowington Hall).
n of the late Samuel Aston, Esq., by Jane, dau.
f| — Watton, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1824
IJicy, dau. of John Meredith, Esq. Appointed
Igh Bailiff of Birmingham 1840 ; is a Magistrate
f ■ co. Warwick, and a Governor of King Edward's
hool, Birmingham. — Bowington Hall, and The
des, Edgbaston, Warwickshire.
Heir , his son John Meredith, M.A. ; b. 1825 ; m.
• 57 Katharine, dau. of Thomas Pembcrton, Esq.,
Warstone, co. Warwick.
L1 'HEKLEY, David Francis, Esq. (of Morton).
Jest son of the late Mr. Serjeant Atcherley, by
me Margaret, dau. of James Topping, Esq., of
[hitcroft Hall, co. Chester; b. 1823; s. 1845.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1844) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Shrop-
shire, and a Magistrate for Flintshire. — Marton
Hall, near Shrewsbury.
ATHERTOBT, William, Esq., Q.O.
Son of the late Rev. Wm. Atherton, by Margaret,
dau. of the late Rev. Walter Morison ; b. 1806 ;
m. 1843 Agnes Mary, dau. of T. J. Hall, Esq. A
Barrister of the N. Circuit (called 1839), and a
Bencher of the Inner Temple ; practised as Special
Pleader 1832-9 ; has been M.P. for Durham since
1852. —Reform Club, S.W. ; 13, Westbourne
Terrace, W.
Heir, his son William Cossley, b. 1852.
ATHOLE (Duke of), George Augustus Frederick
John Murray, K.T. (cr. 1703).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord Glenlyon, who was a
younger son of the 4th Duke, by Emily Frances,
dau. of the 2nd Duke of Northumberland, K,G. ; b.
1814 ; s. his father in the Barony 1837, and his uncle,
as 6th Duke, 1846; m. 1839 Ann, dau. of H. Home
Drummond, Esq., of Blair Drummond, co. Perth.
Sits in the House of Lords as Earl Strange (created
1786) ; is Hereditary Sheriff of Perthshire ; was
formerly a Lord in Waiting. Is head of the ancient
and historic Scottish house of Murray. — Blair
Athole, near Dunkeld, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
32, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Marquis of Tullibardine, b. 1840.
Educated at Eton ; is Ensign and Lieutenant Scots
Fusilier Guards.
ATHOEPE, John Carver, Esq. (of Dinnington).
Eldest son of the late Marmaduke Middleton Mid-
dleton, Esq., of Learn Hall, Derby, by Mary Ann,
dau. of Robert Athorpe Athorpe, Esq. of Dinning-
ton Hall, co. York ; b. 1803 ; s. his uncle Thomas
Athorpe, Esq., 1820 ; m. 1831 Mary FitzGibbon,
dau. of Thomas Gibbon FitzGibbon, Esq., of Bally-
seeda, co. Limerick. Educated at Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1826, M.A. 1829) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Derbyshire, a Magistrate
for W. Riding of York, and a Captain 1st W. York
Yeomanry Cavalry. — Dinnington, near Rotherham,
Yorkshire.
Heir, his son John Athorpe, Captain S5th foot ;
b. 1833 ; m. 1856 Avice, dau. of Captain Hayden.
ATKINSON, Adam, Esq. (of Lorbottle).
Eldest son of the late Adam Atkinson, Esq., of
Lorbottle, co. Northumberland (J. P. for that
county, and Major-Commandant of a corps of Yeo-
manry Cavalry), by Eleanor, dau. of N. Davison,
Esq., British Consul at Nice, and afterwards at
Algiers ; b. 1817 ; s. his grandfather IS 11 ; m.
1850 Charlotte Eustatia, only child of late John
Collett, Esq., M.P., by his first wife Emma, eldest
dau. of Sir Thomas Gage, Bail. Educated a1
Shrewsbury; is a Magistrate for co. Northumber-
land; formerly Captain Northumberland Light
Infantry Militia, and Lieut. Northumberland
Yeomanry Cavalry. This family is of considerable
antiquity on the English border, maj 1 I Ml
Atk]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
horn virions old nvonls.*— Lorbottle, near Whit -
tingluwn, Alnwick ; Conservative Club, S.W.
//. ,' , his sou Charles John, b. 1855.
ATKINSON, Francis Baring, Esq. (of Morland).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late G. At-
kinson. Esq., of Morland, Westmoreland, and of
Lee, Kent, formerly Island Secretary of Jamaica,
by Susan Mackenzie, dan. of Thomas Dunkley,
Esq., of Jamaica ; 6. 1805 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1st 1831
Ma'rv Anno, dau. of the late Sir J. Stoddart, Knt.
(shed. 1882); 2nd 1837 Ellen Frances, dau. of
John Home, Esq., of Edgbaston. Educated at
Harrow; is a Magistrate for Cumberland and
Westmoreland, and a Dep. Lieut, for Cumberland
(High Sheriff 1852-3) ; formerly Lieutenant 73rd
foot. This family was formerly of Temple Sow-
erby, Westmoreland. — Morland, and Eampsbeck
House, near Penrith.
Heir, his son George, b. 1838.
ATKINSON, James Henry Hollis, Esq. (of An-
gerton).
Eldest son of the late General Sir Thomas Brad-
ford, G.C.B., &c, by Mary Anne, dau. of James
Atkinson, Esq., of Newcastle-on-Tyne, and widow
of Lieutenant-Colonel Ainslie ; b. 1819; m. 1840
Anne Louisa, dau. of William Ellice, Esq. ; took
the name and arms of his maternal great-uncle
Balph Atkinson, Esq., of Newcastle-on-Tyne, on
succeeding to his estates in 1840. Educated at
Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for North-
umberland (High Sheriff 1847) ; was formerly a
Cornet in the Boyal Horse Guards. — Angerton,
near Morpeth, Northumberland ; Carlton and
Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
ATKINSON, Joseph, Esq. (of Crowbill).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Atkinson, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of James Johnston, Esq., of
Knappagh, co. Armagh ; b. 1822 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1844
Judith Charlotte, dau. of Eichard Barnsley, Esq.
Educated at the Boyal School, Dungannon ; is a
Magistrate for co. Armagh (High Sheriff 1855).
This family emigrated to Ireland from England at
the time of the plantation of Ulster. — Crowbill,
near Loughgall, co. Armagh.
Heir, his son Joseph, b, 1845.
ATLAY, Rev. Charles.
Second son of the late Eev. Richard Atlay ; b. 1794.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B. A. 1816,
M.A. 1819) ; appointedEectorofBarrowdenl840 ;
is a Magistrate for Northamptonshire and Eutland.
— Barrowden Eectory, near Luffenham, Leices-
ter.shire.
* in one of the earliest heraldic visitations of Northumber=
land, a document is recorded in which William Adekyson, of
Fenwick, is mentioned, 1397; and in a MS. 'possessed by the
late Robert Surtees, Esq., F.A.S., of Mainsforth, is given a
list of all the castles and towers in the county of Northum-
berland, with the names of their proprietors, made about the
year 1460, and under the head, "Nomina Fortalicium infra
com. Northumbr.," we find, " Turris de Bukton, the property
of William Atkynson."
ATTHILL, Edward, Esq. (of Ardvarney).
Fourth son of the late Eev. William Atthill,
Brandiston Hall, Norfolk, Fellow of Caius at
Gonville Coll., Cambridge, by Henrietta Margaret
Eyre, dau. of Ven. George Maunsell, D.D., De;
of Leighlin ; b. 1819 ; m. 1847 Jane, eldest da
and co-heiress of Lowther Brien, Esq., of Ardvr
ney House. Educated at the Eoyal School, Du'i
gannon ; is a Magistrate for Fermanagh. Tl
family has been settled in the county of Norfc
since the year 1326. — Ardvarney, near Kesh, c
Fermanagh.
Heir, his son William Anthony, b. 1850. M
ATTYE, Robert James, Esq. (of Ingon Grange^
Eldest son of the late Eobert Middleton Att;
Esq. (a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. W:
wick, and High Sheriff 1825), by Margare
Lucy, dau. of the late Ven. Archeacon Willes, a
grand-dau. of Edward, Bp. of Bath and Wellj
b. 1812 ; s. 1833. Educated at Eton and St. Job
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833) ; is a Magistrates,
Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick, and Lieutenant "W
wickshire Yeomanry Cavalry. — Ingon Grange, n
Stratford-on-Avon.
Heir Pres., his brother Francis Lionel Octavi ,0
Captain 2nd Queen's Eoyals, b. 1819.
AUCHMUTY, Sir Samuel Benjamin, K,
(or. 1857).
Second son of the late Samuel Auchmuty, Esq.
Bryanstown, by Elizabeth Domville, only dau,
F. Savage, Esq., of Ballygawly, co. Sligo ; b. 17
m. 1817 Mary Ann, dau. of — Buchanan, Esq.
a Lieutenant-General in the Army, and Col<
65th foot ; served in the West Indies and in
Peninsular War, in which he was Deputy- Assist
Adjutant- General ; was present at Oporto, Talav
Orthes, Toulouse, and other engagements ; s
in India 1848-52.— United Service Club, S.W
TE
AUCKLAND (Lord), Robert John Eden, Ip
(cr. 1789).
Third son of the 1st Lord, by Eleanor, dau. of the
Eight Hon. Sir G. Elliot ; b. 1799; s. his broth
3rd Lord 1849 ; m. 1825 Mary, dau. of F,
Hurt, Esq., of Alderwasley, co. Derby. Educ
at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge Q>
1819) ; was successively rector of Eyam, Her
fordbury, and Battersea, and Chaplain to the Qui
consecrated Bp. of Sodor and Man 1847 ; trans! I
to Bath and Wells 1854. Patron 55 livings.-!
Palace, Wells, Somerset; 2, Grosvenor CresJ
S.W.
Heir, his son William George, Secretary of II
tion at Stutgardt ; b. 1829 ; m. 1857 Lucy, dal
J. W. Childers, Esq., M.P., of Cantley HallJ
York.
AUDLEY (Lord), George Edward ThicknJ
Tuchet (cr. 1297).
Eldest son of the 22nd Lord, by Jane, dau. oj
late Admiral Sir Boss Donnelly, K.C.B. ; b. ]|
s. 1837 ; m. 1857 Emily, dau. cf the late Sir f
Mitchell, K.H. Is a count of the Holy E]
Empire. — Kensington, W.
Heir Pres., his brother John, b. 1819 ; w. l
Elizabeth, dau. of the late J. H. Blennerhassetfl
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0 BE BE, George Anthony, Esq. (of Faulsham).
Kest son of the late A. Aufrere, Esq., of Hove-
St. Peter's, co. Norfolk, by Matilda, dau. of
eral Count Lockhart, of Lanark, N.B. ; b. 1794 ;
$33 ; m. 1828 Caroline, 2nd dau. of J. Whert-
n, Esq., of Hamburg. Is a Magistrate for
H-rfolk ; served in the army 18 years ; was severely
jnded at the storming of Fort Kalunga, in
paul, in 1814, and has the Indian medal. —
llsham Old Hall, near Norwich • Junior United
vice Club, S.W.
Jeir Pres., his sister Matilda ; m. 1818 G. Bar-
h Esq.
TEN, John Francis, Esq. (of Kipppington).
lest son of the late Rev. John Austen, Rector of
evening, Kent, by Harriet, dau. of T. Lane, Esq.,
3radborne ; b. 1817 ; s. his uncle Colonel Thomas
sten (who was M.P. for West Kent 1845-7) in
>9 ; m. 1855 Charlotte, only child of the late W.
*ker, Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
gistrate for Kent. — Kippington, near Sevenoaks ;
iadford, Horsmonden, Staplehurst, Kent ; 14,
ith Audley Street, W.
leir Pres., his brother Charles Wilson, b. 1818,
ut.-Col. 83rd regiment.
TEN", Hon. Mrs.
tilda Sophia, eldest dau. of the late Hon. W.
;kayne, of Rushton Hall, co. Northampton, and
ze of the last Viscount Cullen (ext.) ; in. 1805
sr. R. Austen, D.D., who cl. 1854. — Hadwell
Ige, near Cloyne, co. Cork.
qTEN, Sir Francis William, K.C.B. (cr.
L837).
H of the late Rev. G. Austen, Rector of Steven-
1 , Hants, by Mary, dau. of the Rev. Thomas
I gh, of Harpsden ; b. 1774 ; m. 1st 1806 Mary,
d . of J. Gibson, Esq., of Ramsgate (she d.
1 3) ; 2nd 1828 Martha, dau. of Rev. N. Lloyd
I ) d. 1843). Educated at Royal Naval Coll. ; is
a Admiral of the Red ; late Colonel of Royal
lirines ; has served in the Mediterranean, East
I . West Indies, Baltic, and North Sea ; was Com-
r. lder-in-Chief on the West-Indian and North
Rierican coast 1845-9. — Portsdown, near Ports-
ith.
tjTElV, Sir Henry Edmund, Knt. (cr. 1832).
y son of the late Robert Austen, Esq., of Shal-
1, Surrey, by Frances Annesley, dau. of J. W.
zianzen Gregory, Esq., of London, and great-
■lat-grand-dau. of Arthur, Earl of Anglesey,
I d Treasurer of Ireland ; b. 1785 ; s. 1797 ; m.
1805 Anne Amelia, only dau. of the late R. S.
e, Esq., who d. 1837 ; 2nd 1843 Catharine
mces, dau. of J. Blagrave, Esq., and widow of
R. Pocklington, Knight, of Chels worth, Suf-
; (she d. 1856). Educated at Harrow and Oriel
1. (M.A. 1806) ; appointed a Gentleman of the
vy Chamber in 1832 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
ut. for Surrey (High Sheriff 1810).— Shalford
use, near Guildford ; Reform Club, S.W.
wleir, his son Robert Alfred Cloyne, 1808 ;
■ 1832 Maria Elizabeth, dau. of Major-General
I Iwin, C.B.
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AUSTEN, Rev. John Hiley, F.G-.S. (of Ensbury
House).
Only son of the late John Humphrey Austen,
Esq., by Catharine, 2nd dau. of W. R. Haynes,
Esq., of Lonesome, co. Surrey; b. 1816; m. 1846
Maria, 3rd dau. of John Meares, Esq., of Plas
Llanstephan, co. Carmarthen, and grand-dau. of
Sir J. Owen, Bart., of Orielton, co. Pembroke.
Educated at Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839,
M.A. 1843) ; is a Magistrate for Dorset. This
family is descended from a branch of the Austens
of Sevenoaks. — Ensbury House, near Wimborne,
Dorset.
Heir, his son John Henry, b. 1851.
AUSTEN.
(See Godwin- Austen.)
AVELAND ^Lord), Gilbert John Heathcote
(cr. 1856).
Eldest son of late Sir Gilbert Heathcote, Bart.,
M.P. (who d. 1851), by Sophia, dau. of the late
John Manners, Esq., and Louisa, Countess of Dy-
sart ; b. 1795 ; to. 1827 Clementina Elizabeth, dau.
of 19th Lord Willoughby d'Eresby. Educated at
Westminster, Edinburgh, and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos.
Lincoln and Rutland ; was M.P. for Boston 1820-
31, for South Lincolnshire 1832-41, and for Rutland
1841-56 ; appointed Hon. Colonel South Lincoln
Militia 1857. Patronage 11 livings. Is descended
from a common ancestor with Sir W. Heathcote,
Bart., of Hiu-sley. — Stocken Hall, near Oakham,
co. Rutland ; Normanton Park, near Stamford ;
12, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Gilbert Henry, a Dep. Lieut, for
cos. Lincoln and Rutland, and M.P. for Rutland ;
b. 1830.
AVONMORE (Viscount), Barry John Yelverton
(cr. 1800).
Eldest son of the 2nd Viscount, by Mary, dau. of
the late John Read, Esq., of East Cams, Hunts ;
b. 1790; s. 1814; m. 1st 1811 Jane, dau. of T.
Boothe, Esq. (she d. 1821) ; 2nd 1822 Cecilia, dau.
of the late Charles O'Keefe, Esq., of Hollybrooke
Park, co. Dublin. The 1st Peer was Chief Baron
of the Exchequer, in Ireland. — Belle Isle, co. Tip-
perary ; Hangle Rock, co. Ma3^o.
Heir, his son George Frederick William, late
Captain 64th foot; b. 1818 ; m. 1857 Louisa, dau.
of the late Guy Lenox-Prendergast, Esq., of
Bombay.
AWDBY, Sir John Wither, Knt. (cr. 1830).
Eldest son of the late John Awdry, Esq., of Not-
ton, Wilts, by Jane, 2nd dau. of L. Bigg Wither,
Esq., of Chilton Foliat, Wilts, and afterwards of
Manydown, Hants ; b. 1795 ; s. 1S44 ; m. 1st
1830 Sarah Maria, dau. of Rev. J. Awdry, who d.
1834; 2nd 1839 Frances Ellen, dau. of the late
Right Rev. Bishop Carr. Educated at. Winchester
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1821);
elected Fellow of Oriel Coll. 1819 ; called to the
Bar at the Middle Tempi appointed a
Puisne Justice at Bombay 1880, Chief Justice
1839, resigned 1842; is a Magistrate and Pep.
Lieut, for Wilts, and a lion. P.P. P.. Oxford j WM
AylJ
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
one of the Commissioners for the Reform of the
University of Oxford. — Notton House, near Chip-
penham, M ilts ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son J ohn, b. 1831-
AYLESFORD (Earl of), Heneage Finch (cr.
1714).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Augusta Sophia,
dau. of 2nd Earl of Warwick ; b. 1824 ; s. 1859 j
in. 1846 Jane, only dau. and heir of the late John
Wightwiek Kuightley, Esq., of Offchurch Bury, co.
Warwick. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1845); is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
co. Warwick, and Major Warwickshire Yeomanry
Cavalry. Is descended from a common ancestor
with the Earl of Winchelsea. Patronage 7 livings.
— Packington Hall, near Coventry ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Guernsey, b. 1849.
AYLMER (Lord), Udolph Aylmer (cr. 1718).
Elder son of the late Captain John Aylmer, R.N.
(who d. 1849), by Elizabeth, dau. of H. Coates,
Esq. ; b. 1814 ; s. his cousin as 7th Lord 1858 ; m.
1841 Mary Eliza, dau. of E. Journeaux, Esq.
■ — Melbourne, Canada.
Heir, his son Matthew, b. 1842.
AYLMER, Sir Gerald George, Bart. (cr. 1621).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
Fenton Aylmer, Bart., by Jane Grace, sister of the
6th Lord Carbery ; b. 1798 ; s. 1816; m. 1826
Maria, dau. of Colonel G. Hodgson, E.I.C. Edu-
cated at Armagh, and Richmond, Yorkshire, and
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Kildare (High Sheriff 1827) ; was
formerly Lieutenant 1st Dragoon Guards, and
Major Kildare Militia. This family is of Cornish
origin. — Donadea Castle, near Kilcock, co. Kil-
dare.
Heir, his son Gerald George, b. 1830 ; m. 1853
Alice Hester Caroline, dau. of C. R. Dobbs, Esq.,
of Castle Dobbs, co. Antrim.
AYLMER, Michael Valentine, Esq. (of Derry).
Elder son of the late Gerald Aylrner, Esq., of
Heathfield, co. Dublin, by Catharine, dau. of P.
Lambert, Esq., of Carnagh, co. Wexford ; b. 1812 ;
s. 1837 ; m. 1841 Marianne, dau. and sole heiress
of the late W. Conolly, Esq., of the city of Dub-
lin. Educated at Ampleforth and Stonyhurst
Colls., and at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834) ; is head
and lineal representative of this family, which
was formerly of Lyons, co. Kildare. — Derry, Rath-
cabbin, co. Tipperary ; 72, Lower Bagot Street,
and Irish Farmers' Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Gerald Joseph, b. 1849.
AYNSLEY, John Murray, Esq. (of Underdown).
Only son of the late Lord Charles Aynsley (who
was youngest son of James, 3rd Duke of A thole,
and the Baroness Strange), by Alicia, dau. of
George Mitford, Esq., and niece and heiress of
Govan Aynsley, Esq., of Little Harle Tower,
Northumberland; b. 1795; s. 1813; m. 1820
Emma Sara, dau. of S. Peach Peach, Esq., of
Tockington, co. Gloucester. Educated at Harrow ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Hereford
and Northumberland. — Underdown, near Ledbury f
Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Charles Murray, Captain R.N. ; j|
1821.
AYRTON, Acton Smee, Esq., M.P.
Third son of F. Ayrton, Esq., formerly of Gray1 11
Inn, and late of Bombay, by Julia, only child c ,
Lieutenant-Colonel Nugent ; b. 1816. A Barrister
at-Law of the Middle Temple (called 1853) ; ha.
been M.P. for the Tower Hamlets since 1857.-
Reform Club, S.W. ; 24, Grafton Street, W.
BABINGTON, Thomas Gisborne, Esq. (<
Rothley Temple).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Babington, Esq
M.P., by Jean, dau. of the late Rev. J ohn Macaula;
of Cardross, co. Dumbarton ; b. 1788 ; s. 183?
m. 1st 1814 Augusta Julia, dau. of the late S|
Gerard Noel, Bart., of Exton, co. Rutland, ail
sister of 1st Earl of Gainsborough (she d. 1833) ; if
has since married a foreign lady. Educated ,i
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1811, M. A. 1815
was formerly a Magistrate for co. Leicester. Tt [
family is of Derbyshire extraction, but has bei
settled at Rothley Temple since the sixteenth ce
tury. — Rothley Temple, near Leicester.
Heir, his son Thomas.
BACK, Sir George, Knt„ F.R.S.,D.C.L. (cr.l83i
Son of the late Mr. Back, of Stockport, co. Cheste
b. 1796 ; m. 1846 Theodosia Elizabeth, widow
Anthony Hammond, Esq;, of Savile Row, Londc
Entered the Navy 1808 ; appointed a Rear-Admii
on reserved half-pay 1857 ; accompanied Sir
Franklin in 1818 to Spitzbergen ; conducted £
peditions to the North Pole in 1833 and 183
received Knighthood for his discoveries in t
Arctic regions. — United Service Club, S.W. ; If
Gloucester Place, Portman Square, W.
BACON, Sir Edmund, Bart. (cr. 1611).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edmund Bacon, Bai
by Anne, eldest dau. of the late Sir Wm. Be:
champ-Proctor, Bart. ; b. 1779 ; s. as 10th Bsl]
1820 ; m. 1801 his cousin Mary Anne Elizabei
dau. of E. Dashwood Bacon, Esq. Was educa
at Rugby ; a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Prem
Baronet of England. Patronage 2 livings. T
distinct Baronetcies met in the person of the I
Bart. Of this family were Sir Nicholas Bac
and Francis Bacon, afterwards Lord Verulam
Raveningham, near Loddon, Norfolk.
Heir Pres., his nephew Henry Hickman, Capflj
2nd Dragoon Guards (son of his deceased brotj
Nicholas, by Jane, dau. of A. Bowker, Esq.) [!
1820 ; m. 1853 Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thoj !
Beckett, Bart. 'f
BAGENAL, Walter Philip, Esq. (of Benl
kerry).
Eldest son of the late Philip Bagenal, Esq. ti!
Bennekerry, by Georgina Thomasina, dau. of f
late James Boyd, Esq., Justice of Peace, of Ef
lare, co. Wexford ; b. 1841 ; s. 1855. Educate!
Rugby and Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst ; I
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[Bag
minted Cornet in the 13th Light Dragoons 1858.
lis grandfather, the late James Boyd, Esq., married
*eorgina, 2nd dau. of the Hon. George Jocelyn,
on of the 1st and brother of the 2nd Earl of Roden.
— Bennekerry House, co. Carlow.
Heir, his brother Beauchamp Frederick, b. 1846.
3 lGGE, William, Esq. (of Stradsett Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Thos. Philip Bagge,
figq., by Grace, dau. of Richard Salisbury, Esq.,
»f Castle Park, Lancaster; b. 1810 ; s. 1827 ; to.
833 Frances, dau. of Sir Thomas Preston, Bart.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Balliol Coll.,
)xford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Norfolk ; was M.P. for West Norfolk 1837-57.
This family is of Swedish extraction, and came over
, n the time of Hardicanute. — Stradsett Hall, near
I )ownham-Market, Norfolk ; Carlton Club, S.W.
I Heir, his son William Henry Ernest, b. 1840.
J lGGE, Richard, Esq. (of Gaywood Hall).
-v Second son of the late Thomas Philip Bagge, Esq.,
; >y Grace, dau. of Richard Salisbury, Esq., of
j. Lancaster, and brother of William Bagge, Esq., of
I stradsett Hall (whom see) ; b. 1810 ; s. his uncle
I .Villiam Bagge, Esq., 1835 ; to. 1835 Pleasance,
!au. of Edward Hulton, Esq., LL.D. Educated at
I he Charterhouse ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
•Vor Norfolk. — Gaywood Hall, King's Lynn ; Con-
I ervative Club, S.W. ; Long's Hotel, Bond St., W.
I Heir, his son Richard Salisbury, Lieutenant 10th
loot, b. 1836.
1 uGNALL, John Nock, Esq. (of Charlemont
I Hall).
^ Eldest son of Thomas Bagnall, Esq., by Mary,
I lam. of John Nock, Esq., of West Bromwich ; b.
{ 826 ; w. 1848 Mary Ann, eldest dau. of William
liYard, Esq., of Wolverhampton. Is a Magistrate
,nd Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford. This family was
brmerly resident in North Staffordshire. — Charle-
nont Hall, near Wednesbury, Staffordshire.
Heir, his son John Ward, b. 1 854.
l^GOT (Lord), William Bagot (cr. 1780).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Louisa, dau. of the
| !ird Earl of Dartmouth ; b. 1811 ; s. 1856 ; to. 1851
Wlcia Caroline Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late
' jord Dover, and sister of the 4th Viscount Clifden.
Educated at the Charterhouse, Eton, and Magdalen
• poll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
. I 'orco. Stafford, and Lieutenant-Colonel Stafford-
;' Jhire Yeomanry ; was M.P. for co. Denbigh 1835-
I|i2. — Blithfield House, nearRugeley, Staffordshire;
! Pool Park, near Ruthin, Denbighshire ; Carlton
' blub, S.W.
J Heir, his son William, b. 1857.
AGOT, Hon. and Rev. Hervey Charles.
pecond son of the 2nd Lord Bagot, by Louisa, dau.
M the 3rd Earl of Dartmouth ; 6. 1812. Educated
it Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A.
836), and afterwards chosen Fellow of All Souls
i Joll. ; appointed Rector of Blithfield in 1846. —
| jlithfield Rectory, near Rugeley, Staffordshire.
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BAGOT, Charles, Esq. (of Kilcoursey House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles Emilius Bagot,
by Eliza, dau. of Ulysses North, Esq., of New
Castle, co. Westmeath ; b. 1791 ; s. 1802 ; to. 1st
1814 Anna, dau. of John TuthilL Esq., of Kings-
land, co. Limerick, and Sion Hill, co. Dublin ; 2nd
18 — Sidney Mary, eldest dau. of Captain Andrew
Bagot Armstrong, of Castle Armstrong, King's co.
Is a Magistrate and a Grand Juror for King's co.
This family is a branch of the noble family of that
name in Staffordshire.- — Kilcoursey House, near
Clara, King's co. ; 17, Charlemont Mall, Dublin.
Heir, his son Charles Emilius, b. 1815.
BAGOT, Edward (Colonel unattached).
Eldest son of the late Hon. and Rev. R. Bagot,- Lord
Bishop of Bath and Wells, by Harriet, dau. of the
4th Earl of Jersey, and is first-cousin of the 3rd
Lord Bagot ; b. 1808 ; in, 1842 Matilda, dau. of
H. Perkins, Esq., of Hanworth Park, co. Middlesex.
Educated at the Charterhouse ; entered the 60th
Rifles in 1823 ; was Private Secretary to Viscount
Ponsonby, Her Majesty's Ambassador at Constan-
tinople ; has theOrder of the "Redeemer of Greece,"
and the Turkish Order of the " Nishan Iftiher ; "
became Colonel in the Army 1857 ; is a Magistrate
for Middlesex and "Westminster; was Lieutenant-
Colonel Commandant of the 4th Royal Middlesex
Militia. Colonel Bagot is heir of entail to Hon.
Mrs. Howard, so far as regards the property of Ash-
tead Park, co. Surrey. — Travellers' and United
Service Clubs, S.W. ; 34, Eaton Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Ponsonby Bagot, b. 1845.
BAGOT, Thomas Neville, Esq. (of Hermitage).
Only surviving son of the late John Lloyd Bagot,
Esq., by Catharine Anne, dau. of Michael Cuff, Esq.,
of Ballymoe ; b. 1784 ; s. 1805 ; to. 1811 Ellen
Fallon, 2nd dau. of John Fallon, Esq., Runnimead,
co. Roscommon. Is a Magistrate for cos. Galway
and Roscommon. This family is descended from
the Bagots of Ard, King's co., whose estates have
descended also. — Hermitage, near Ballymoe, co.
Galway.
Heir, his son John Lloyd, b. 1814 ; m. 1843 Anna
Georgina, dau. of Edward Henry Kirwan, Esq., of
Ballyturin, co. Galway.
BAGSHAW, John, Esq. (of Dovercourt).
Eldest 3on of the late John Bagshaw, Esq., by
Catherine, dau. of Robert Salmon, Esq., of Harbury
Hall; b. 1784; to. 1st 1803 Rebecca, dau. of
J. Johnson, Esq. ; 2nd 1810 Mary Anne, dau. of
J. Henley, Esq. Educated at Rugby ; is High
Steward of Harwich, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Essex, and a Director of the E. C. Railway ; wa s
a Banker and Merchant at Calcutta ; was M.P. for
Sudbury 1835-7, for Harwich 1847-52, and 1853*9.
— Cliff House, Dovercourt, Harwich ; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 12, York Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert John (late M.P. for Har-
wich), b. 1801 ; m. 1811 Georgiana, dau. of
R. Baker, Esq.
BAG SUA WE, Francis Westby, Esq. (oJ
Oaks).
Eldest surviving son of the late William John
Bagshawe, Esq., of The Oaks ami Wormhtll Hall,
COUNTY Fi
A.MILIES OF
vo. iVrln, by Sarah, 3rd ilau. of William Part«
ridge, Esq., of Bishop's 'Wood, Herefordshire; b.
1832 ; s. 1854. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1S55) ; is a Magistrate forco. Derby.
—The Oaks, near Sheffield ; W'ormhill Hall, near
Tideswell, Derbyshire.
lUiv Pres., his brother Alfred Drake, b, 1836.
BAGWELL, John, Esq. (of Marlfield).
Son of the Very Rev. Richard Bagwell, Dean of
Clogher, by Mary Anne, dan. of John Croker, Esq.,
of Ballyneguarde, and nephew of the late Right
Hon. Colonel William Bagwell, M.P., of Marlfield,
co. Tipperary ; b. 1811 ; s. 1825 ; m. 1838 Fanny,
youngest dau. of the Hon. F. A. Prittie, and sister
of Lord Dunalley. Educated at Winchester ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Tipperary (High
Sheriff 1S34) and Waterford ; elected M.P. for
Cloumel 1807. — Marlfield, near Clonmel, co. Tip-
perary ; Eastgrove, Queenstown, co. Cork ; Reform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard, b. 1840.
BAGWELL-PUEEFOY, Edward, Esq. (of
Greenfield).
Second son of the late Very Rev. Richard Bagwell,
Dean of Clogher, Tyrone, by Margaret, dau. of
Edward Croker, Esq., of Ballyneguarde ; b. 1819 ;
s. 1846 Colonel William Purefoy, of Greenfield,
and took his name ; m. 1854 Isabella Petronella,
dau. of Major Langley, of Brittas Castle. Educated
at Harrow ; is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary (High
Sheriff 1856) ; formerly Captain 3rd Dragoon
Guards. — Greenfield, near Tipperary.
BAILEY, Sir Joseph Russell, Bart. (er. 1852).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Bailey, Esq., some
time M.P. for Sudbury and Herefordshire, by
Mary, only child of W. C. Russell, Esq., and
grandson of the late Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart., many
years M.P. for Brecon ; b. 1840 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1858. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
— Glanusk Park, near Crickhowell, co. Brecon.
Heir Pres., his brother William Latham, b. 1843.
BAILEY, Crawshay, Esq. (of Aberaman).
Son of the late John Bailey, Esq. (who was de-
scended from a family long settled in Yorkshire),
and younger brother of the late Sir Joseph Bailey,
Bart., M.P. ; b. 1794 ; m. 1850 Anne, dau. of the
late Joseph Moore, Esq., of Mitcham, Surrey. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Glamorgan,
and a Magistrate for Brecon (High Sheriff 1835),
and for Monmouthshire (High Sheriff 1850) ; has
been M.P. for Monmouth since 1852. — Aberaman,
near Aberdare, co. Glamorgan ; Nant-y-glo, New-
port, co. Monmouth ; Carlton and Conservative
Clubs, S.W. ; 16, New Street, Spring Gardens, S.W.
BAILEY,* R. P., Esq., M.D. (of Rookwood).
Son of the late — Bailey, Esq. ; s. to this property
on the death of the late Mrs. Sarah Kelly, in 1856.
— Rookwood, co. Roscommon.
BAILLIE, Sir William, Bart, (cr. 1823).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Baillie, Bart.,
by Mary Lyon, dau. of James Dennistoun, Esq. ;
5. 1816 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1854 ; m. 1846 Mary,
dau. of Stair H. Stewart, Esq., of Physgill, co.
Wigton. Educated at Eton and at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1836) ; is a Magistrate and a Dep. Lieut,
for co. Linlithgow, which he represented 1845-7.
Patr, 1 living. — Polkemmet, near Linlithgow, N.B,
Heir Pres., his brother James Dennistoun, b. 1817.
BAILLIE, Hon. Charles (Lord Jerviswoode).
Second son of the late G. Baillie, Esq., of Jerv
woode, N.B., by Mary, daughter of the late Sir
James Pringle, Bart., and next brother of the 10th
Earl of Haddington ; b. 1804 ; m. 1831 Anne
dau. of Hugh Lord Polwarth. Called to the Scot
tish Bar 1830 ; appointed Sheriff of Stirlingshir
1853, and Solicitor-General and Lord-Advocate foi
Scotland 1858 ; elected M.P. for co. Linlithgo
1859, and in the same year appointed a Judge
the Court of Session as Lord Jerviswoode. — 14,
Randolph Crescent, Edinburgh ; Carlton Club.
S.W.
BAILLIE, Hon. and Rev. John.
Fifth son of the late George Baillie, Esq., of M
lerstain and Jerviswoode, by Maiy, youngest dau
of Sir James Pringle, Bart., and brother of lOtl
Earl of Haddington ; b. 1810 ; m. 1837 Cecili;
Mary, eldest dau. of the Rev. Charles Hawkins
Canon of York. Educated at Harrow and Triniti
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1832, M.A. 1852); ap
pointed Rector of Elsdon, Northumberland, 1854
and Canon Residentiary of York 1854. — Elsdo
Rectory, near Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Heir, his son Hugh John, b. 1838.
BAILLIE,* Evan, Esq. (of Dochfour).
Eldest son of the late — Baillie, Esq. ; b. 17—
m. 1823 Georgiana Frederica, fourth dau. of 5t'
Duke of Manchester. Is a Magistrate and Dej
Lieut, for co. Inverness. — Dochfour, near Inveil
ness, N.B.
BAILLIE, Hugh Duncan, Esq. (of Redeastle). I
Eldest son of the late J. E. Baillie, Esq. (sometim
M.P. for Bristol), by Mary, dau. of P. Gurley, Esq
of St. Vincent's, West Indies ; b. 1777 ; m. 1st 18-
Mary, dau. of Rev. H. Reynett ; 2nd 1821 Mar
dau. of Thomas Smith, Esq., of Castleton Hall. 3
Lord Lieut, and Sheriff Principal of Ross-shin
was M.P. for Rye 1830-1, for Honiton 1835-4
This family is a branch of the Baillies of Dochfou
— Tarradale, near Ross, N.B. ; Redeastle, ne:i
Inverness.
Heir, his son Henry James, J.P. and D.L., ai
M.P. for co. Inverness, late Joint Secretary of tl
Board of Control; b. 1804 ; m. 1st 1840 Philipp !
dau. of 6th Viscount Strangford, G.C.B. ; 2nd 18;f
Clarissa, eldest dau. of G. Rush, Esq.
BAILLIE, William Hunter, Esq. iof Duntif
bourne).
Eldest son of the late M. Baillie, Esq., M.D. (soil;
time Physician to George III.), by Sophia, dau. I
the late T. Denman, Esq., M.D., and sister of
LordDenman; b. 1797; s. 1822; m. 1835 Henriet f
dau. of the Rev. Dr. Duff, of St. Andrew's, N. !
(she d. 1857). Educated at Westminster and Ball
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Bai
3oll., Oxford. — Duntisbourne, near Cirencester ; 4,
Upper Harley Street, W.
Heir, his son Matthew John, Ensign 72nd High-
anders, b. 1837.
; ^ILLIE-COCHRANE, Alexander Dundas
Ross Wishart, Esq. (of Lamington).
Eldest son of Admiral Sir Thomas Cochrane, K.C.B.
whom see) ; b. 1816 ; to. 1844 Annabella, dau. of
Mr. A. R. and Lady Elizabeth Drummond, niece
)f the Duke of Rutland. Educated at Eton and
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837) ; is a Magis-
I ;rate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Haddington and
Lanark ; was M.P. for Bridport 1841-6 and 1847-52,
md for co. Lanark February-April, 1857 ; elected
M.P. for Honiton 1859. This family is lineally
lescended from Sir William Wallace, through the
Saillies of Lamington. — Lamington, near Biggar,
I tf.B. ; Carlton and Boodle's, S.W. ; 26, Wilton
I Jrescent, S.W.
3LILLIE-HAMILTON, Charles John, Esq. (of
I Rambleton Law).
Second son of the late Yen. Charles Baillie-Hamilton,
3y Charlotte, 3rd dau. of the 6th Earl of Home, and
■ s cousin to the Earls of Haddington and Home ;
I). 1800 ; s. 1850 his brother, the late Sir George
ij Baillie-Hamilton (Minister Plenipotentiary at Flo-
* -ence 1846-50) ; to. 1821 Caroline, only dau. of the
i tth Earl of Abingdon. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
iLieut. for Oxon, and a Magistrate for Bucks and
ii3erks ; was M.P. for Aylesbury 1839-41, and
■ ,841-7 ; formerly an Officer in the 2nd Life Guards.
I —Rambleton Law, near Green Low, Berwickshire,
I *-B*
$ Heir, his son Peregrine Charles, late Captain Rifle
I Brigade, b. 1829.
i LlNBRIGGE, Thomas Parker, Esq. (of Hill
S House).
-' Eldest son of the late Joseph Bainbrigge, Esq., of
I Dopeshill, Derbyshire, by 2nd wife Hannah, dau.
j )f Mr. Joseph Harrison, of Yieldersley ; b. 1791 ;
1 ;. 1842 ; to. 1st 1820 Eliza, youngest dau. of Lieu-
I -enant-General Sir Dyson Marshall, K.C.B. ; 2nd
f L830 Lorina Anne, dau. of Charles Dashwood, Esq.,
i )f Beccles, co. Suffolk. Educated at Repton ; is a
l: Magistrate for Derby and a Lieutenant H.P. 48th
not ; formerly Lieutenant 24th foot, and served in
I [ndia in the Mahratta and Nepaul wars. This
amily is of Woodseat, Staffordshire, and was for-
nerly of Lockington, in Leicestershire. — Hill House,
lear Derby.
I Heir Pres., his brother William Henry, b. 1805 ;
p, 1st 1838 Maria Margaret, dau. of — Thompson,
I Esq., of Liverpool ; 2ud 1851 Emma, dau. of Joseph
iTates, Esq., of Liverpool.
aiNBRIGGE-LE-HUNT, Peter, Esq.
rhird son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Philip
Bainbrigge, of Ashbourn, by Rachel, dau. of Peter
Dohroe, Esq., of Guernsey ; b. 1793. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Derbyshire, and a Ma-
gistrate for Staffordshire; took the name of Le-
il luiit by royal sign manual 1832. This family was
KOfmerly of Lockington, in Leicestershire. — Ash-
jjourn, Derbyshire.
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BAINES, Edward, Esq. (of Headingley Lodge).
Second son of the late E. Baines, Esq. (formerly M.P.
for Leeds), by Charlotte, dau. of Mr. M. Talbot, of
Leeds; b. 1800 ; m. 1829 Martha, dau. of Thomas
Blackburn, Esq., of Liverpool, Educated at Man-
chester ; is Proprietor and Editor of the Leeds
Mercury ; is the author of " The History of the
Cotton Manufacture," a "Life of the late Edward
Baines," &c. ; is President of the Yorkshire Union
of Mechanics' Institutions ; elected M.P. for Leeds
1859. — Headingley Lodge, Leeds; Reform Club,
S.W.
BAINES, Right Hon. Matthew Talbot, Q,.C.
Eldest son of the late Edward Baines, Esq. (who
was M.P. for Leeds 1835-41), by Charlotte, dau. of
Mr. M. Talbot; 6. 1799; to. 1833 Anne, only
dau. of L. Threlfall, Esq., of Lancaster. Educated
at Richmond and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1820) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1825 ;
became a Q.C. 1841 ; was Recorder of Hull 1837-47 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Lancashire; was M.P. for Hull 1847-52, and for
Leeds 1852-9 ; President of the Poor Law Board
1849-52 and 1853-5, and Chancellor of the Duchy
of Lancaster 1855-8. — Dalton Square, Lancaster ;
Brookes' Club and Reform Club, S.W. ; 13, Queen
Square, Westminster, S.W.
Heir, his son Threlfall, b. 1834.
BAIRD, Sir James Gardiner, Bart. (cr. 1695).
Eldest son of the late William Baird, Esq., by Lucy,
eldest dau. of T. Dickson, Esq., of Prospect House,
Hants, and grandson of the late Sir James Gardiner
Baird, Bart. ; b. 1813 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1830 ; to. 1845
Henrietta Mary, dau. of J. Wauchope, Esq. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Midlothian, and
Captain Midlothian Yeomanry ; late Captain 10th
Light Dragoons. — Inveresk, near Edinburgh.
Heir, his son William James Gardiner, b. 1854.
BAIRD, Sir David, Bart. (cr. 1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir David Baird, Bart., by
Anne, eldest dau. of the 1st Marquis of Ailsa,
K.T. ; b. 1832 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1S52. Major 98th
foot ; late Lieutenant 74th Highlanders ; is a
Magisfrate and Dep. Lieut, for Midlothian. —
Yardley, near Bury St. Edmunds. Suffolk ; New-
byth House, near Haddington, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother John Erskine Kennedv,
b. 1833.
BAIRD, James, Esq. (of Cambusdoon).
Fourth son of the late Alexander Baird, Esq., of
Lockwood, co. Lanark, by Jane Moffat his wife ;
b. 1803 j to. 1852 Charlotte, dau. of Robert Lock-
hart, Esq., of Castle Hill, co. Lanark, who d, 1n>7.
Is a Magistrate for Lanarkshire; was M.P. for
Falkirk Burghs 1851-7. — Cambusdoon, near Ayr ;
Auchniedden, Aberdeenshire ; Kuoydart, lnvcr-
ness-shire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
BAIRD, William, Esq. (of Rosemount .
Son of tho late Alexander Baird. Ksq.. of T.och-
wood, co. Lanark, by Jano Moffat his wife ; 6.
BakJ
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
179- ; m. 1840. Is a Magistrate for co. Lanark,
and an extensive iron-master ; was M.P. for Fal-
kirk, &c., 1S41-6. — Roscinount House, Ayrshire.
Heir, his son William, b. 1848.
BAKER, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1776).
Eldest son of the late Sir Frederick F. Baker,
Bart., by Harriet, dau. of the late Sir John Simeon,
Bart. ; 6. 1816 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1830 ; m. 1st 1840
Mary Isabella, dau. of Robert Nassau Sutton,
Esq. ; 2nd 1S5S Augusta Catharine, dau. of Sir R.
FitzWygram, Bart. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1837).— Carlton Club, S.W. ; 4, Hyde Park
Square, W.
Heir, his son Frederick Edward, b. 1843.
BAKER, Sir Henry Lorraine, Bart. (cr. 1796).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Baker, Bart., by
Dinah, dau. and heir of W. Hayley, Esq., M.P.
for London ; b. 1787; s. as 2nd Bart. 1826 ; m.
1820 Louisa Anne, dau. of W. Williams, Esq. A
Vice-Admiral retired ; served with distinction in
St. Domingo and Guadaloupe.— Kingston Russell,
near Bridport, Dorset ; Dunstable House, Rich-
mond, Surrey, S.W. ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Williams, b. 1821 ; in Holy
Orders, Vicar of Monkland, co. Hereford.
BAKER, Sir Edward Baker (cr. 1802).
Eldest son of the late Sir Edward Baker Little-
hales, Bart, (who assumed the name of Baker
only), by Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the 2nd Duke of
Leinster; b. 1806; s. as 2nd Bart. 1825. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. — Ranston,
near Blandford, Dorset ; 2, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Talbot Hastings Bondall,
in Holy Orders, Vicar of Preston, Dorset ; b. 1820 ;
m. 1850 Florence, dau. of John Hutchings, Esq., of
Ludlow.
BAKER, Henry John Baker, Esq.. (of Elemore
Hall).
Eldest son of Henry Tower, Esq. (only surviving
brother of Christopher Tower, Esq., of Weald Hall,
Essex, whom see), by Isabella, only dau. and heiress
of George Baker, Esq., of Elemore Hall ; 6. 1822 ;
s. 1842 ; m. 1849 Isabella, dau. ofR. L. Allgood,
Esq., of Nunwick. Assumed the name of Baker
only in 1844. Educated at Harrow ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for co. Durham ; was formerly Lieutenant
4th Dragoon Guards. — Elemore Hall and Crook
Hall, Durham.
Heir, his son Henry George Baker, b. 1850.
BAKER, Rev. Ralph Bourne.
Son of the late William Baker, Esq., by Mary, dau.
of James Bourne, Esq., of Fenton, Staffordshire ;
b. 1804 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1845 Frances Crofton, eldest
dau. of Bishop Singer, of Meath, and of Mary,
grand-dau. of the late Sir Morgan Crofton, Bart.,
of Mohill, co. Leitrim, Ireland. Educated at Rugby
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1826, M.A.
1829); appointed Incumbent of Christ Church,
Hilderstone, 1833 ; Rural Dean of Stone 1840 ;
Examining Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Meath
1852 ; a Magistrate for Staffordshire 1850.— Hil-
derstone Parsonage, near Stone, Staffordshire, and
Doveridge-wood House, near Uttoxeter, Derby-
shire ; University Club, Dublin ; National Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son William Meath, b. 1857.
BAKER, Richard Westbrook, Esq. (of Cottes-Ii
more).
Eldest son of the late Richard Baker, Esq., by hit 1
2nd wife Catherine, only dau. of Wm. Richards, J
Esq., M.D., of Stamford ; b. 1797 ; s. 1816 ; m,M
1820 Anne, dau. of Henry Hind Brown, Esq., oU
Melton Mowbray. Is a Magistrate for co. Leicester, j
a Commissioner of Land Tax, and a Life Governoi I
of the Royal Agricultural Society ; was High Sherif !'
of Rutland 1841. This family is of long standing h [j
Herts and Bucks. — Cottesmore and Langham. nea j[
Oakham ; Parthenon Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, b. 1832 ; m. 185i 11
Elizabeth, only dau. of John Keen, Esq.
BAKER, Robert, Esq. (of West Hay).
Third son of the late John Innes Baker, Esq., o
Bristol, by Mary, dau. of Robert Bright, Esq., o
Brockbury, co. Hereford ; b. 1786 ; s. 1805; Wi ll
1826 Dorothea, dau. of the Rev. John Wylde|
Rector of Aldridge-with-Barr, co. Stafford. Is |j
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Somerset. — Wesifj
" Hay, Wrington, near Bristol.
Heir, his son Robert Lowbridge, b. 1831 ; wjj
1858 Mary Katherine, dau. of Charles Noel, Esq. ^
BAKER, Thomas Bar wick Lloyd, Esq. (of Hard |
wicke Court). '
Only son of the late Thomas John Lloyd Bake:i'(
Esq., by his 1st wife Mary, dau.. of William Sharjfi
Esq., of Fulham, Middlesex (and niece of Grail!
ville Sharp, Esq., well known for his exertions i|
the cause of negro emancipation) ; b. 1807 ; [
1841; m. 1840 Mary, dau. of Nicholas Lew{(
Fenwick, Esq., of Basford, co. Worcester. Ed'Jj
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistra l j
and Dep. Lieut, for Gloucestershire, and distil !
guished as a leader of the Reformatory movement j
This family is a branch of the Bakers of Waresle| i
Worcestershire. — Hard wicke Court, near Gloi j
cester.
Heir, his son Granville Edwin Lloyd, b. 1841. i
BAKER-CRES SWELL, Addison John, Esq. I
Eldest son of the late Francis Easterby, Es
(who assumed the name of Cresswell), by Franc
Dorothea, twin-dau. and co-heiress of John Cre:
well, Esq., of Cresswell ; b. 1788 ; s. 1820 ; m. 18 j
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of G. L. Reid, Esq., of Cha:
pion Hill. Educated at Corpus Christi Coll., Oxfo (
(created an Hon. M.A. of Oxford 1810) ; is a Magi
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberland ; \u
M.P. for N. Northumberland 1841-7. — Cresswt
near Morpeth, Northumberland. i
Heir, his grandson Addison, b. 1844 ; elder s j
of his eldest son Oswin Addison Baker-Cresswr[
Esq. (who d. 1856), by Ann Seymour, eldest d;|
of Sir William Gordon-Cumming, Bart.
BALDOCK, Edward Holmes, Esq.
Son of the late E. Baldock, Esq. ; b. 1812 ; m. U
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the late Sir A. V. Corb
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Bart. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; was M.P.
for Shrewsbury 1847-57. — Conservative and Carl-
ton Clubs, S.W. ; 31, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
3ALDWIjNT, Herbert, Esq., M.D. (of Cork).
Son of the late — Baldwin, Esq., of Cork ; b. 178- ;
m. 1st 18 — Mary, dau. of — Dunne, Esq. ; 2nd
18 — Ellen, dau. of — Herrick, Esq. Educated at
Edinburgh and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magis-
trate for the city of Cork ; was M.P. for Cork
1833-7 ; formerly in practice as a physician in that
I city. — Clohina, near Cork ; Eeform Club, S.W.
BALFOUR, Arthur James, Esq. (of Whitting-
hame).
Eldest son of the late James Maitland Balfour,
1 Esq., by Blanche, younger dau. of the 2nd Marquis
of Salisbury, K.G. ; 6. 1848 ; s. 1856. Represents
| a younger branch of the Balfours of Balbirnie. —
Whittinghame, near Haddington, N.B.
I Heir Pres., his brother Cecil Chaides, b. 1849.
BALFOUR, Blayney Townley, Esq. (of Townley
j Hall).
I Eldest son of the late Blayney Townley Balfour,
Esq., by Lady Florence Cole, dau. of the Earl of
Enniskillen ; b. 1799 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1843 Elizabeth
Catharine, dau. of Richard Molesworth Eeynell,
, Esq. Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford
i (B.A. 1822) ; appointed Governor of the Bahamas
J 1833 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Louth and Meath
(High Sheriff for co. Meath 1841).— Townley Hall,
near Drogheda, co. Louth ; Sackville Street Club,
] Dublin ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Blayney Reynell, b. 1845.
3ALFOUR, David, Esq. (of Balfour and Tre-
nabie).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Captain
William Balfour, B.N., by his 1st wife Mary
Balfour, only child of William Manson, Esq., of
Kirkwall, N.B. ; b. 1811 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1844 Eleanor
Alder, dau. of Captain Samuel Barker Edmeston.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, and Convener for
co. Orkney, and a Magistrate for Midlothian. —
Balfour Castle and Noltland Castle, by Kirkwall,
co. Orkney.
Heir Pres., his brother William, b. 1813 ; m. 1843
Jessy Alexina, dau. of Rev. Thomas Steele.
3ALFOUR, Francis, Esq. (of Fernie Castle).
Eldest son of the late — Balfour, Esq. — Fernie
Castle, co. Fife, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother James Bower, Lieutenant
R.N. ; b. 18— ; m. 1859 Martha Maria, 2nd dau.
of the Hon. G. H. Emerson, Q.C., of Virginia
Water, St. John's, Newfoundland.
'3ALFOUR,* James, Esq. (of Balbirnie).
j Eldest son of the late — Balfour, Esq. ; b. 18 — ;
,. m. 1840 Georgina Isabella, 2nd dau. of the 1st
Earl of Cawdor. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
tor co. Fife. — Balbirnie, co. Fife, N.B.
HALGUY, John, Esq. (of Duflield Park).
Eldest son of the late John Balguy, Esq., Q.C.,
' Recorder of Derby, Commissioner of Bankruptcy,
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and Chairman of the Derbyshire Quarter Sessions,
by Barbara, dau. of Rev. J. F. S. Fleming St. John'
Prebendary of Worcester ; b. 1821 ; s. 1858 ; m.
1858 Harriet Anne, 3rd dau. of J. W. Ogle, Esq., of
Oakwood, Beckenham, Kent. Educated at Eton
andMerton Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1844) ; called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1848 ; is a Magistrate
for co. Derby. This family has been settled in
Deryshire since the reign of Edward I. — Duffield
Park, near Derby; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; 20, Ches-
ter Square, S.W.
Heir, his son John Henry, b. 1859.
BALL, Sir William Keith, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Only son of the late Rear-Admiral Sir Alexander
John Ball, Bart., by Mary Smith, dau. Of John
Wilson, Esq., of Westminster ; b. 1791 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1809. The 1st Bart, was Governor of Malta.
— Netheravon House, near Amesbury, Wilts ;
Union Club, S.W. ; 33, Leinster Gardens, W.
BALL, Right Hon. Nicholas.
Eldest surviving son of the late John Ball, Esq., of
Dublin ; b. 1791 ; m. 1817 Jane, dau. of the late
Thomas Sherlock, Esq., of Butlerstown, co. Water-
ford. Educated at Stonyhurst and Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar 1814 ; appointed
King's Counsel 1830, Attorney-General for Ireland
1838, a Judge of the Court of Common Pleas,
Ireland, 1839 ; sworn a Member of the Privy
Council 1837 ; was M.P. for Clonmel 1836-9.
— 85, Stephen's Green, Dublin ; Brookes' Club,
S.W.^
Heir, his son John, Barrister-at-Law, late M.P.
for co. Carlow, and Under-Secretary of State for
the Colonies ; b. 1818 ; m. 1856 Elize, dau. of the
Count Parolini, of Lombardy.
BALL, William Hawkins, Esq. (of Fort Fergus).
Eldest surviving son of the late Benjamin Ball,
Esq., by Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late
Right Rev. Dr. James Hawkins, Lord Bishop of
Raphoe; b. 1797 ; m. 1845 Julia O'Grady, young-
est dau. of Standish, 1st Viscount Guillamore.
Educated at Harrow and Caius Coll., Cambridge ;
appointed Cornet 16th Lancers 1814, Captain un-
attached 1825, Captain 49th regiment 1825, Ma-
jor unattached 1831, but has since retired ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Clare (High
Sheriff 1850). This family is originally from
Cheshire. — Fort Fergus, near Ennis, co. Clare ;
United Service Club, S.W.
BALL, William Shirley, Esq. (of Abbcylara).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Ball, Esq., of High
Park, co. Dublin, by Jane, dau. of George Pal-
mer, Esq. ; 6. 1806 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1835 Jane, eldest
dau. of Cosby Wilton, Esq., of Omard. CO. C&van,
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a, Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Longford (High S
1843) ; was formerly Captain 8th Royal Trish Hus-
sars. This family first settled in Ireland during
the Protectorship of Oliver Cromwell, his aiMMBtor
having accompanied him to that country as Captain
of his Body-guard, and he reeeived as a reward for
his services large grants of lands in many counties
in Ireland. — Abbcylara, near CranarJ. 00. '
Bal] COUNTY Fi
ford : Kildare Street ami United Service Clubs,
Dublin : Junior United Service Club, S.W.
//(/ •, his son Thomas Shirley, Lieutenant 10th
Hussars ; 6. 1837.
BALLANTINE-DYKES, Frecheville Lawson,
Esq. (of Ingwell).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Dykes-Ballantine,
Esq., of Crookdale Hall, &c, who assumed the
additional surname of Dykes on his marriage with
Mary Dykes, of Dovenby Hall, dau. and heir of
Frecheville Dykes, Esq., of Wardhall, co. Cum-
berland; b. 1S00 ; m. 1844 Ann Eliza, eldest dau.
and co-heir of Joseph Gunson, Esq., of Ingwell.
Educated at Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B,A.
1S22, M.A. 1827) ; is a Magistrate for Cumber-
land (High Sheriff 1842) ; was M.P. for Cocker-
mouth 1S32-6. This family, anciently "Deland
de Dykes,"* originated at Dykesfield, on the
Roman Wall. The name is derived from the wall
— a Sax, " The Dyke " (e.g. " Graham's Dyke "),
or, rather, " The Dykes " — the vallum terminating
at this point (vide Bruce, p. 280), in junction,
doubtless, with the Murus. They were of Ward-
hall, &c, 11th and 13th Henry VI. ; of Crookdake
Hall, &c, 1764 ; and of Dovenby Hall, &c, 1791 ;
and still continue to hold those properties. — Ing-
well, near Whitehaven, Cumberland.
Heir, his son Frecheville Brougham, b. 1849.
BALLANTYNE, James, Esq. (of Holylee).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Ballantyne, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of — Burnet, Esq. ; 6. 1789 ;
s. 1824 ; m. 1821 Anne, dau. of Andrew Hender-
son, Esq., of Midgehope. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Selkirk, and a Magistrate for
Peebles.' — Holylee, near Innerleithen, N.B.
Heir, his son James George, b. 1837.
BAL ME 5 Edward Balme Wheatley, Esq. (of
Cote Wall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Wheatley, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of the late Abraham Balme, of Whitley ;
b. 1819 ; assumed, by royal license, 1857, the sur-
name of Balme, after his maternal great-uncle,
the late Bev. Edward Balme. Educated at Bugby,
and Trinity and Downing Colls., Cambridge (B.A.
1841, M.A. 1845) ; is a Magistrate for West Biding
of Yorkshire, and one of the Chairmen of Quarter
Sessions. — Cote Wall, near Mirfield, Yorkshire ;
High Close, near Ambleside, Westmoreland,
BAMFORD-HESKETH, Lloyd Hesketh, P.S.A.
(of Gwyrch. Castle).
Eldest son of the late R. Bamford-Hesketh, Esq.,
by Frances, dau. and heiress of the Bev. John
Lloyd, of Gwrych, co. Denbigh; b. 1788; s. 1816;
m. 1825 Emily Esther Anne, dau. of the 1st Earl
Beauchamp. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1809) ; was High Sheriff of Den-
bighshire 1828. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Heskeths of Bufford
and Rossall, co. Lancaster (whom see). — Gwyrch
* Ramerus de Dikes was living temp. Stephen.— Vide Char-
tul. of Lanercost.
MTLTES OF
Castle, near Abergele, Denbighshire ; 1, Portland |
Place, W.
Heir, his son Robert Bamford-Hesketh, b. 1826 ; I
on. 1851 Mary, eldest dau. of the late H. Jones-
Bateman, Esq., of Pentre Mawr, Denbighshire.
BANDON (Earl of), Francis Bernard (cr. 1800). (
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl, by Mary Susan Albi-
nia, dau. of the late Archbishop (Brodrick) of J
Cashel, and sister of the 6th Viscount Midleton ; \
b. 1810; s. 1856; m. 1832 Katharine Mary, dau.
of T. Whitmore, Esq., of Apley Park, co. Salop.
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831) ; is a |
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork, and ?
Colonel Cork Artillery ; was M.P. for Bandon
1842-56; elected a Representative Peer for Ireland
1857. — Castle Bernard, co. Cork ; Carlton Club, j
S.W ; 40, Lowndes Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Bernard, b. 1850.
BANGOR (Bishop of), James Colquhoun Camp-
bell, D.D.
Second son of the late John Campbell, of Stone-
field, Argyllshire, by Wilhelmina, dau. of Sir |
James Colquhoun, Bart., of Luss, co. Dumbarton; ,
6.1813; in. 1840 Blanche Bruce, dau. of John [
Bruce Pryce, Esq., of Duffryn, co. Glamorgan. [
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1836,
M.A. 1839) ; appointed Rector of Merthyr Tydfil
1844, Archdeacon of Llandaff 1857, consecrated
Bishop of Bangor 1859 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Glamorgan. This family is descended from the 3rd
Earl of Argyll, and has lands in Argyllshire, N.B.
—The Palace, Bangor.
BAFGOB (Viscount), Edward Ward (cr. 1781). I;
Eldest son of the 3rd Viscount, by Harriet Mar-
garet, dau. of the 6th Lord Farnham ; b. 1827;
s. 1837. A Magistrate for co. Down; elected' f
Representative Peer for Ireland 1855. — Castlr
Ward, near Strangford, co. Down ; Caidton Club
S.W. ; 42, Charges Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry William Crosbie
iate Captain 43rd foot, b. 1828.
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BANGOR, Viscountess.
Harriet Margaret, 2nd dau. of the 6 th Lord Farn :
ham ; m. 1st 1826 Edward, 3rd Viscount Bangoi
who d. 1837 ; 2nd 1841 Major Andrew Nugent,
late 36th foot, Dep. Lieut, and Justice of Peaci
for co. Down, 3rd son of the late Andrew Savag
Nugent, Esq., of Portaferry, co. Down. — Castl <
Ward, near Strangford, co. Down.
BAKTKES, George, Esq. (of Studland Manor). |
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. George Banke |
Cursitor Baron of the Exchequer, and many yeai;
M.P. for Dorset, by Georgina Charlotte, dau. am
heir of the late Sir C. E. Nugent, Admiral of tl*
Fleet ; b. 1828 ; s. 1856. Educated at Eton arl
Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magistrate for Dorset.-'
Studland Manor, near Wareham, Dorset ; 5, 0 [
Palace-yard, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Hyde Nugec,
Barrister-at-Law, of Lincoln's Inn; b. 1829; if
1856 Lalage' Letitia Caroline, clau. of 1st Lo::
Vivian, G.C.B.
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LNKBS, John Scott, Esq. (of Soughton Hall).
Eldest son of the Rev. Edward Bankes, by Frances
lane, dau. of 1st Earl of Eldon ; b. 1826; m.
1849 Annie, dau. of the late Chief Justice Jervis.
Educated at Eton and University Coll., Oxford
B.A. 1847) ; is a Magistrate for Flintshire, and a
VEagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset. — Soughton
Sail, near Northop, co. Flint ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
LKTKES, Meyrick, Esq. (of Winstanley Hall).
Eldest son of the late Meyrick Bankes, Esq., by
Maria Elizabeth, dau. of Thomas Langford Brooke,
Esq., of Mere Hall; b. 1811 ; s. 1832. Educated
it Eton and Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for Lancashire. — Winstanley Hall, near
iVigan, Lancashire,
3 lNKE S, William John, Esq. (of Kingston Hall) .
ldest son of the late Henry Bankes, Esq., many
rears M.P. for Corfe Castle and Dorset, by Frances,
lau. of Win. Woodley, Esq., M.P., and brother of
he late Right Hon. G-. Bankes, M.P. ; 6. 1786 ;
. 1834. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1808, M.A. 1811) ; is a Magis-
rate and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset ; was M.P. for
Cambridge University 1827-30, and for Dorset
832-4. This family has been possessed of Corfe
Castle since the 13th century, and his ancestor
eld the castle against the Parliamentary forces for
iing Charles I. — Kingston Hall, near Corfe Castle,
)orset.
NUERMAN, Sir Alexander, Bart. (cr. 1682).
)nly son of the late Sir Charles Bannerman, Bart.,
y his cousin Anne, dau. of Charles Bannerman,
Ssq. ; b. 1822 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1851. Educated at
trinity College, Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
os. Kincardine and Aberdeen. The ancestors of
his family were hereditary Banner-bearers to the
icottish Kings. — Elsick House and Crimonmogate,
o. Aberdeen ; 24, Graf ton-street, W.
Heir Pres., his kinsman Sir Alexander, Knight,
}overnor of Newfoundland (whom see).
.HERMAN, Sir Alexander, Knt. (cr. 1851).
Cinsman and heir pres. to Sir A. Bannerman,
5art. ; b. 1783 ; m. 1820 Mary, dau. of G. Gordon,
Isq. Has been Lieutenant-Governor of Prince
Idward's Island, and Governor of the Bahamas ;
ppointed 1857 Governor and Commander-in-Chief
f Newfoundland ; was M.P. 1832-47 for Aber-
een, in which town he was formerly a banker,
lerchant and shipowner. — St. John's, Newfound-
|tnd ; Reform Club, S. W.
ijlSTTRY (Earl of), Richard White (cr. 1816).
lldest son of the 1st Earl, by Margaret Ann, dau.
f the 1st Earl of Listowel ; 6. 1800 ; s. 1851 ; m.
836 Mary, dau. of 2nd Marquis of Thomond, K.P. ;
ihe d. 1853). Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
lagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork; elected
Repr. Peer for Ireland 1853. The barony of
■antry was conferred on the late Earl for his re-
alse of the French in their attempted descent on
ie coast in Bautry Bay, in 1797. — Ban try House,
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co. Cork ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley Square, W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Henry Hare (who
has assumed the additional name of Hedges) ; b.
1801 ; m. 1845 Jane, youngest dau. of the late
C. J. Herbert, Esq., of Mucross Castle, co. Kerry.
BARCLAY, Sir David William, Bart. (cr. 1668).
Son of the late Sir Robert Barclay, Bart., by his
2nd wife Harriet, dau. of Col. Durell and Baroness
Cronstedt ; b. 1804 ; s. his nephew as 10th Bart.
1859 ; m. 1829 Elline Josephe, dau. of the Marquis
de Rune, of Warsy, Picardy ; is Capt. 99th regt.
Heir, his son Colville Arthur Durell, 6. 1829.
BARCLAY, Arthur Kett, Esq., F.R.S. (of Bury
Hill).
Eldest son of the late Charles Barclay, Esq., who
was High Sheriff of Surrey, and some time M.P.
for W. Surrey, by Anna Maria, dau. of T. Kett,
Esq., of Seething, Norfolk ; b. 1805 ; s. 1855 ; m.
1836 Maria Octavia, dau. of I. Wright, Esq., of
Mapperley, Notts. Educated at Harrow ; a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey. Is male
representative of the ancient Scotch families of
Mathers and Urie. — Bury Hill, near Doi'king,
Surrey ; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1837.
BARCLAY, David, Esc-, (of East wick Park).
Second son of the late Robert Barclay, Esq., of
Bury Hill, Surrey, by Rachel, dau. of John Gurney,
Esq., of Norwich; b. 1784 ; m. 1818 Maria Doro-
thea, eldest dau. of Sir Hedworth Williamson,
Bart., of Whitburn, co. Durham. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey; was formerly M.P.
for Penryn, and afterwards for Sunderland. This
family is a branch of the ancient house of the
Barclays of Urie, in Scotland. — Eastwick Park,
Great Bookham, near Leatherhead, Surrey; Tra-
vellers' Club, S.W. ; 25, Bolton Street, W.
Heir, his son Hedworth David, b. 1820 ; m. 1857
Caroline Agnes, dau. of H. Brereton Trelawney,
Esq.
BARCLAY, Thomas Brockhurst, Esq. (of Waver-
tree Lodge).
Eldest son of the. late George Barclay, Esq., M.P.,
of Burford Lodge, Surrey, by Rebecca, dau. of
Benjamin Brockhurst, Esq., of London ; b. 1783 ;
s. 1819 ; m. 1820 Sarah, dau. of Henry Peters,
Esq., of Betchworth Castle, Surrey. Is a Magis-
trate for co. Lancaster. — Wavertree Lodge, near
Liverpool ; Reform Club, S.W.
BARCLAY-STEUART,
(See Stcuart.)
BARDSLEY, Sir James Lomax, M.D., Knt.
(cr. 1853).
Son of the late Edward Banlsloy. Esq- ; b. 1801 :
m. 1831 Mary, dau. of Lieutenant Brunt, R v.
and widow of the Rev. R. H. Slmttloworth. F.du-
cated at Edinburgh University : is Physician to
Manchester Infirmary.— The Orchard, Grn
Lancashire; 4, Chatham Street, CCanoheater.
Bar]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BARHAM, Rev. Charles Henry.
Youngest son of the late Joseph Korster Barham,
Esq., M.P. for Stockhridge, Hants, by Caroline,
dau. of Sackville, 9th Earl of Thanet ; b. 1808 ; m.
183d Elizabeth Maria, dau. of William Boyd Ince,
Esq. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
for co. Pembroke ; was formerly Rector of Banning,
in Kent, and of Kirk by Thore, Westmoreland ;
was M.P. for Appleby, May-Nov., 1832. Mr.
Barham is 38th in direct descent from Kollo, 1st
Duke of Normandy, and 16th from Edward III.
This family was formerly named Forster. The
Tnftons, Earls of Thanet, were hereditary High
Sheriffs of Westmoreland, an honour which de-
scended in the female, as well as in the male line,
but which was resigned by Mr. Barham in 1840. —
Trecion, near Haverfordwest ; Arthur's Club, S.W.
BARING, Right Hon. Sir Francis Thornhill,
Bart. (cr. 1793).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Baring, Bart.,
M.P., by Mary Ursula, dau. of Charles Sealy,
Esq., of Calcutta ; b. 1796 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1848 ;
m. 1st 1825 Jane, dau. of the late Sir G, Grey,
Bart., G.C.B.; 2nd 1841 Arabella, dau. of the 1st Earl
of Effingham. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1817); has been called to the Bar; was a
Lord of the Treasury (1830-4), Joint Secretary of
the Treasury (1834 9), Chancellor of the Exchequer
(1839-41), and 1st Lord of the Admiralty (1849-51) ;
has been M.P. for Portsmouth since 1826. Repre-
sents a younger branch of the family of Lord Ash-
burton. — Sti atton Park, Winchester ; Reform and
Athenaeum Clubs, S.W. ; 85, Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas George, M.P. for Fal-
mouth ; Captain Hants Yeomanry Cavalry, and
Secretary to the Council for India ; late a Lord of
the Admiralty ; b. 1826 ; m. 1848 Elizabeth Har-
riet, dau. of H. C. Sturt, Esq., of Critchill, Dorset.
BARING, Hon. Francis (of Buekenham Honse).
Second son of 1st Lord Ashburton, by Anne, dau.
of the late William Bingham, Esq., of Philadelphia,
U.S., and heir pres. to that title; 5.1800 ; m. 1833
Clare Hortense, dau. of le Due de Bassano. Was
M.P. for Thetford 1832-41 and 1848-57.— Bueken-
ham House, near Brandon, Suffolk ; 1 6, St. James's
Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Alexander Hugh, B.A. of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, and M.P. for Thetford ; b. 1835.
BARING, Hon. and Rev. Frederick (of Melchet
Park).
Third son of 1st Lord Ashburton, by Anne, dau. of
the late William Bingham, Esq., of Philadelphia,
U.S. ; b. 1806 ; m. 1831 Frederica Mary Cathe-
rine, dau. of J. Ashton, Esq. Educated at Eton and
Christ's Coll., Cambridge ; was Rector of Itchen
Stoke, Hants, 1830-44.— Melchet Park, near Rom-
sey, Hants ; 9, Grosvenor Crescent, S.W.
BARING, Thomas, Esq. (of Norman's Court).
Second son of the late Sir Thomas Baring, Bart.,
M.P., of Stratton Park, Hants, by Mary Ursula,
eldest dau. of the late Chas. Sealy, Esq., of Cal-
cutta ; b. 1800. Educated at Winchester ; is a
Merchant in London, a Director of the Bank of
England, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, fo
Middlesex and for London ; lias been M.P. fo
Huntingdon since 1844. — Norman's Court, nea
Stockhridge, Hants ; 41, Upper Grosvenor St., W,
BARING-GOULD, Edward, Esq. (of Lew Trer
chard).
Eldest son of the late William Baring-Gould, Esq
by Diana Amelia, dau. of Joseph Sabine, Esq. ; .
1804; s. 1846 ; m. 1832 Sophia Charlotte, dau..
the late Admiral Bond. Educated at the Eas
India Military Coll., Addiscombe ; was former
in the Madras Light Cavalry ; is a Magistrate £
Devon. — Lew Trenchard, Lewdown, Devon.
Heir, his son Sabine, 6. 1834.
BARKER, George Jones, Esq. (of Albrightr
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Barker, Esq. (who w !
High Sheriff for Staffordshire in 1850), by The j
dosia, only dau. of George Jones, Esq., of Shack* j
ley, co. Salop ; b. 1825 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1854 Sai
younger dau. of James Cunliffe, Esq., Banker, I
London. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for t|
Stafford. — Albrighton Hall, near Wolverhampt
Fenton's Hotel, St. James's Street, S.W.
BARKER, "William, Esq. (of Kilcooly Abbey
Eldest son of the late Chambre Brabazon Ponson
Esq. (who assumed the name of Barker in 18
having succeeded to the estates of his uncle,
late Sir William Barker, Bart.), by Henriei
eldest dau. of 1st Earl of Bective ; b. 1795 ; s. 18
m. 1816 Elizabeth Selina, 4th dau. of the
Bishop Knox of Derry. Is a Magistrate and D
Lieut, for co. Tipperary (High Sheriff 1824) ;
High Sheriff for co. Kilkenny 1844. This fa
is descended from a common ancestor with
Earl of Bessborough. — Kilcooly Abbey, co.
perary.
Heir, his brother Chambre Brabazon, E
b. 1799 ; m. 1834 Mary, dau. of the late Col
Latouche.
BARKLY, Sir Henry, Knt., K.C.B. (cr. 185^1,
Only son of the late iEneas Barkly, Esq., li
chant of London; b. 1815; m. 1840 Elizaffi]
Helen, 2nd dau. of J. F. Timins, Esq., of ]U
field House, Herts (she d. 1857). Educate<j,t;
Bruce Castle, Tottenham ; was Governor of Br 1
Guiana 1849-53, and of Jamaica 1853-6 ; appoi jd
Governor of Victoria 1856 ; was M.P. for >
minster 1845-9. — Toorak, near Melbourne, is-*
tralia ; Windham and Carlton Clubs, S.W. f j
BARLOW, Sir Morison, Bart. (cr. 1803).
Third but only surviving son of the late Sip.
Barlow, Bart., by Augusta Louisa, dau. of M »•
General Seymour, R.A. ; b. 1835 ; s. as 3rd '.p,
1857. Is Lieutenant 4th Bengal European ]|ht
Cavalry; was present at the siege and takifof
Lucknow, under Lord Clyde. The 1st Bajiet
was Governor-General of India 1805-6. — Calc>a.
Heir Pres., his cousin Richajd WellesleH
1836, son of the late Richard Wellesley Bafw,
Esq., H.E.I. C. Civil Service, 6th son of Sir G(rg<
Hilaro Barlow, 1st Bart.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Bar
INARD, Lady.
ibella Letitia, dau. of General J. C. Craufurd ;
p28 Major-General Sir H. W. Barnard, K.C.B.,
10 d. in India 1857. — Wilton Crescent, S.W.
INARD, Henry Gee, Esq. (of Cave Castle),
dest son of the late Henry Boldero Barnard, Esq.,
Sarah Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of Roger
1 Esq., of Bishop Burton ; b. 1789 ; s. 1815 ;
1834 Elizabeth Mary, dau. of Henry Elliott,
q. Educated at Eton ; was formerly Captain in
3 Scots Greys. — Cave Castle, near Brough,
i>Fkshire ; Athenseum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his nephew Charles Edward Gee,
1822.
INARD, Talbot, Esq. (of Kempston Hoo).
ler son of the late Thomas Barnard, Esq.,
nker, of Bedford, by Anne, dau. of Thomas
Mr, Esq., of Cambridge ; b. 1827 ; s. 1853 ; m.
19 Mary, dau. of Nicholas FitzPatrick, Esq.,
D. Educated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge ; is
Magistrate for Beds (High Sheriff 1856), and a
nker at Bedford. — Kempston Hoo, near Bedford.
TIeir, his son Talbot, b. 1849.
INARD, Thomas, Esq. (of Prestbury).
iest son of the late Rev. Robert Cary Barnard,
ctor of Withersfield, Suffolk, by Elizabeth, dau.
R. Cary Elwes, Esq., of Isleworth ; b. 1792;
11822 Christian Porter, dau. of Thomas Porter,
Bq., of Rockbeare House, Devon. Entered the
Iny in 1808 ; is a Magistrate for Cambridgeshire.
HPrestbury, near Cheltenham.
mffeir, his son Thomas, b. 1823.
IfLNARDISTON, Nathaniel Clarke, Esq. (of
The Ryes).
I of the late Nathaniel Barnardiston, Esq., by
zabeth, dau. of J. S. Styles, Esq. ; b. 1799 ; s.
17 ; m. 1826 Sophia, dau. of George Robert
Ires, Esq., late of Cavenham Hall, Norfolk,
ucated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1819,
I A. 1821) ; is a Magistrate for Essex and Suffolk.
| is family was formerly of Ketton, the adjoining
fish to Barnardiston, in Suffolk, whence they
rive their name, having been located there before
i Conquest. Two Baronetcies in succession were
sated in this family, but they both became extinct.
The Ryes, near Sudbury, Suffolk ; University
ub, S.W.
TIeir, his son Nathaniel, Justice of the Peace, of
ntlowHall, Suffolk; b. 1832; m. 1858 Florence,
u. of the 4th Earl of Dartmouth.
tNE, Frederick, Esq. (of Sotterley Park).
Jest son of the late Michael Barne, Esq., many
ars M.P. for Dunwich ; b. 18— ; s. 1837 ; m.
34 Mary Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir
C. Honywooci, Bai t. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Suf-
[J Jk ; formerly Captain 12th Lancers ; was M.P.
' Dunwich 1830-2.— Sotterley Park, near Dun-
ch, Suffolk.
tNEBY, John Habington, Esq. (of Brock-
hampton).
|dest son of the late John Barncby, Esq. (who was
.P. first for Droitwich and afterwards for East
33
Worcestershire), by Susan, eldest dau. of Henry
Elwes, Esq., of Colesbourne, Gloucestershire ; b.
1840; s. 1846. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,'
Oxford. — Brockhampton, near Worcester.
BARNES,* James Rothwell, Esq. (of Earnworth
Hall).
Son of the late James Barnes, Esq. ; b. 17 — ;
m. 18 — dau. of , Esq. Is a Magis-
trate for co. Lancaster, and a Merchant and
Manufacturer at Bolton. — Farnworth Hall, near
Bolton.
Heir, his son Thomas, late M.P. for Bolton ;
b. 1813.
BARNES, Thomas, Esq., M.D., F.R.S.E.*(of
Bunker's Hill).
Second son of the late Thomas Barnes, Esq., . by
Jane, only dau. of John Lawson, Esq., of Whit-
rigglees ; b. 1793 ; m. 1827 Ann, only dau. of John
Ismay, of Brackenlands, niece of the late William
Kay, Esq., of Tring Park. Educated at Edinburgh,
London, and Paris ; appointed Physician to the Car-
lisle Dispensary 1817, to the Fever Hospital 1820,
and to the County Infirmary 1840 ; is a Magistrate,
for Cumberland. This family has resided for a long
period upon property in the parish of Wigton. —
Bunker's Hill, near Carlisle.
Heir, his son John, b. 1829.
BAENETT, Charles, Esq. (of Stratton Park).
Only son of the late Major-General Charles Barnett,
by Harriet, eldest dau. of Admiral Sir R. King, Bart.,
of Bellevue, Kent ; b. 1796 ; s. 1804 ; m. 1826 Eliza-
beth, 3rd dau. of Sir Peter Payne, Bart., of Blun-
ham House, Beds. Educated at Emmanuel Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Beds (High Sheriff
1821). — Stratton Park, near Biggleswade, Beds.
Heir, his son Charles FitzRoy, b. 1830.
BAENEWALL, Sir Reginald Aylmer John,
de Barne val, Bart. (cr. 1622).
Only son of the late Sir Aylmer John Barnewall,
Bart., byEsmsy Mary, dau. of Christopher Barnewall,
Esq., of Meadstown, co. Meath ; b. 1838 ; s. as 8th
Bart. 1838. Educated at the Catholic University,
Dublin ; descended from a common ancestor with
Lord Trimleston. This family was formerly seated
at Crickstown Castle, co. Meath, which estate and
residence they lost by their adherence to the cause
of the unfortunate Charles I. — Caucestown, Ath-
boy, co. Meath ; Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin.
Heir Pres., his cousin John, b. 1825.
BARNE WELL, Richard, Esq. (of Bloomsberry^-
Eldest son of the late Joseph Barnewell, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Everard. Esq., of Kan-
dillstown. co. Meath ; b. 1821 ; s. 1852 ; m. 1845
Helena Maria Roche, youngest dau. of Charles
Whyte Roche, Esq., of co. Limerick. Educated M
Prior Park Coll., Bath; is a Magistrate for CO,
Meath. — Bloomsberry, near Kclls. co. Meath.
BARRETT, John Edward, Esq. (of OaXTigaiieSfl
Castle).
Eldest son of the late Edward Barrett, E
Mary Anno, dau. of James Barry, BSaq.j of Kil
■
Bar] county families of
Larry j h. 1828 ; s. 1843 ; in. 1S56 Katherine, dau.
of William O'Sullivan, Esq., of Carriganess Castle.
Educated at Clongowes Coll. ; is a Magistrate for
co. Cork ; represents an ancient English family
which has been in Ireland since the 12th century ;
they were the owners of the Barony of Barretts,
having two principal residences there, viz. Bal-
lincollig Castle and Castlemore. William Barrett
of Castlemore was created a Baronet 1CG5 (title now
extinct). All the estates of this family were for-
feited at the Revolution, Colonel John Barrett heing
then the owner. — Carriganess Castle, near Bantry,
co. Cork.
BARRINGTON (Viscount), William Keppel
Barrington (cr. 1720).
Eldest son of the 5th Viscount, by Elizabeth, dau.
of the late Robert Adair, Esq. ; b. 1793 ; s. 1829 ;
TO. 1823 Jane, dau. of the 1st Lord Ravensworth.
Educated at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1814) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Berks and Durham ; was M.P. for Berks 1837-57.
— Beckett House, near Earringdon, Berks ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 20, Cavendish Square, W.
Heir, his son George William, a Dep. Lieut, for
Berks, and Lieutenant Royal Wilts Yeomanry
Cavalry; b. 1824 ; to. 1846 Isabel Elizabeth, only
child of the late John Morritt, Esq ., of Rokeby
Park.
BARRINGTON, Sir Matthew, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Joseph Barrington, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of D. Bagot, Esq., of Limerick ;
b. 1788 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1846 ; to. 1814 Charlotte,
dau. of W. Hartigan, Esq., of Dublin (she d. 1858).
A member of the Irish Bar, and Crown Solicitor
for the Munster Circuit. — Barrington House,
Glenstal, co. Limerick ; 50, Stephen's Green,
Dublin.
Heir, his son William Hartigan, b. 1815.
BARRINGTON, Hon. Augustus.
Eourthson of the 5th Viscount Barrington ; b. 1798.
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford, and was afterwards
Fellow of All Souls Coll. (B.C.L. 1822, D.C.L.
1827) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1823.—
19, Eaton Place, S. W.
BARRINGTON, Hon. and Rev. Lowther John.
Sixth son of the 5th Viscount Barrington ; b. 1805 ;
to. 1837 Catherine Georgiana, dau. of the 2nd Earl
of Chichester. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1825, M.A. 1829) ; is Registrar of the Eccle-
siastical Court, Durham ; appointed Rector of West
Tytherley, Hants, 1839 ; ofWatton 1850.— Watton
Rectory, near Hertford.
Heir, his son Russell Henry, b. 1840.
BARRINGTON, Hon. Percy.
Second son of the 6th Viscount Barrington ; b. 1825 ;
to. 1845 Louisa, dau. of T. Higgins, Esq. Educated
at Eton ; is Dep. Lieut, for Oxon ; late Captain
Oxford Militia ; was formerly Lieutenant Rifle
Brigade, and subsequently Lieutenant Scots Fusi-
lier Guards, — Westbury Manor, near Buckingham.
BARRON, Sir Henry Winston, Bart. (cr. 1841
Eldest son of the late Pierce Barron, Esq.,
Balineal, co. Waterford, by Anna, dau. of Hem
Winston, Esq. ; b. 1795 ; m. 1822 Anna Lei^
Grey, dau. of -Sir G. Page Turner, Bart, (she
1852). Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Waterford ; w
M.P. for Waterford 1832-52.— Barron Court, ne
Waterford ; Glenanna, near Dungarvon, Irelani
Crawley's Hotel, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry Page Turner, Attache to t
British Embassy at Brussels ; 6. 1826.
BARRON, William Newell, Esq. (of Kingh
House).
Youngest son of the late Pierce Bai*ron, Esq.,
Mary Anne, dau. of Henry Winston, Esq.,
Fethard, co. Tipperary, and younger brother of!
Henry Winston Barron, Bart., many years M. \
for the city of Waterford ; b. 1805 ; to. 1831 Mf|
Frances St. John Newell, dau. and co-heiress [
Captain John Newell, R.N., of KinghiliHouf
co. Down, a Deputy Governor and Justice ofPe; [
of the said county. Educated at St. Edmuc ;
Coll., Ware, the Lycde Henri IV., Paris, and Trin ■ 1
Coll., Dublin ; called to the Irish Bar 1830 ; i
Magistrate for co. Down ; appointed Chairraar 1
Quarter Sessions of King's co. 1841. — King
House, near Rathfriland ; Stephen's Green CI
Dublin ; 18, Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son Pierse Barron Newell, b. 1833.
BARROW, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1835). '.
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir John BarrJ
Bart, (many years Secretary to the Admiralty),
Mary, dau. of Peter John Triiter, Esq., of Cap I
Good Hope ; b. 1806 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1848;
1832 Rosamond, dau. of W. Pennell, Esq., |
adopted dau. of the late Right Hon. J. W. Cro; I
Educated at the Charterhouse; is a Senior C [I
in the Colonial Office. This family was form
settled at Ulverstone, Lancashire. — Athena
Club, S.W. ; Ulverstone Lodge, Addison E M
Kensington, W. «
Heir, his son Rev. John Croker, b. 1833 :f.
1857 Emily Jane, dau. of J. N. Merriman, Escjl
i
i
BARROW, William Hodgson, Esq. (of Sou- 1
well).
Second son of the late Rev. Richard Barrow \j
Mary, dau. of G. Hodgkinson, Esq., of South'jn
Notts; b. 1784 ; s. 1807. Is a Magistrate m
Dep. Lieut, for Notts (High Sheriff 1845) ; M
been M.P. for S. Notts since 1847.— South 1,
Nottinghamshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 35,
bourne Terrace, W. I
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BARRY, Sir Charles, Knt,, P.R.S., F.S.A.jr.
1852).
Son of the late Walter E. Barry, Esq., ofW
minster; b. 1795; to. 1822 Mary, dau. <fl
Rowsell, Esq. Is an eminent Architect, KnijjBd
for his services in the design and construct ! of
the New Houses of Parliament. — The Elms, $8
ham, Surrey, S. ; Athenreum Club, S.W. f
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
1143000
[Bar
LBY, Edward Robert Caulfeild, Esq. (of Kil-
J olane Castle).
B >st sou of the late Major B. E. Barry, formerly
rfjie 6th Dragoons, by Grace, dau. of Lieutenant-
nel Caulfeild, of Beiiown, co. Westmeath ; b.
; s. 1844 ; m. 1855 Kate Elizabeth Manley,
of Henry F. Cullen, Esq., of Rockwood, co.
rim. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
strate for co. Cork. — Kilbolaue Castle, near
Seville, co. Cork.
IY, James, Esq. (of Bally el ough).
t son of the late Major-General Barry, by
be, dau. of John A. Drought, Esq., of Letty-
k ; b. 1805 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1841 Olivia Maria
dau. of Francis Drew, Esq., D.L., of Moy-
p. Educated, at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Lieut, for co. Cork (High Sheriff 1841);
red the army 1823 ; served in the 71st foot,
was afterwards Captain 15th regt. This
ly was formerly settled at Manorpeer Castle,
brokeshire, and came to Ireland with the Fitz-
lds and FitzStephens. — Ballyclough, near
noy, co. Cork.
eir Pres., his brother Redmond, b. 1813.
IY, James Redmond, Esq. (of G-landore
louse).
' son surviving of the late James Barry, Esq.,
)onoughmore, co. Cork, by Margaret Farrell,
of John Farrell, Esq., of Burren, co. Cork ; b.
i ; s. 1800 ; m. 1819 Anne Stack, relict of John
k, Esq., of the city of Cork, and dau. of Bar-
Dmew Foley, Esq., of Cork. Educated at Cork ;
Magistrate for co. Cork, and a Commissioner
•ish Fisheries ; was formerly Inspector-General
rish Fisheries. This family is descended from
Viscounts Buttevant, as appears from an
iry before the Lords' Committee of Privileges
825; but the title has remained in abeyance
}. — Glandore House, near Rosscarbery, co.
: ; 11, Lower Dominick Street, Dublin.
eir, his son William Fitz James, resident
istrate for Mayo, and Justice of Peace for co.
c; b. 1824 ; m. 1849 Annette Thelaire, only dau.
dmond Hore, Esq., of Liverpool.
q?LEET, Robert Smith, Esq. (of The Shrub -
ery).
:st son of William Bartleet, Esq., by Elizabeth,
of the late Robert Smith, Esq., of Edgbaston
'e, co. Warwick ; b. 1822 ; m. 1851 Harriet,
of the late Joseph Stock, Esq., of Bourn-
bijjk Hall, near Birmingham. Is a Magistrate
Mo. Worcester. — The Shrubbery, Redditch, near
ilnsgrove, Worcestershire.
?ON, Folliot Warren, Esq. (of Clonelly).
>8t son of the late William Barton, Esq., by
Isabella, dau. of Folliot Warren, Esq., of
;e, co. Kilkenny ; b. 1798 ; s. 1835. Is a
istrate and Dep. Lieut, for Fermanagh (High
iff 1834) ; was formerly in the Royal Navy.
family is a younger branch of the Bartons of
on Hall, Lancashire, and descends from Thos.
on, an officer in Essex's army, who settled in
naaagh on grants of land from the Crown in
35
1609.— Clonelly, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh;
Carlton Club, S.W. ,,
Heir Pres., his brother Edward George, b. 1806.
BARTON", Rev. Henry Jonas.
Son of the Rev. James Barton, Rector of Alding-
ham, Lancashire, J. P., and Chairman of Quarter
Sessions, by Eleanor, dau. of John Parr, Esq., of
Liverpool ; b. 1797 ; m. 1827 Emma Elizabeth, only
child of George Henry Richard Warner, Esq., of
Teddington, Oxon, and cousin of the late William
Henry Ashhurst, Esq., of Waterstock, M.P. for
Oxon. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Latton, Wilts, 1830, Rural Dean
1835, Rector of Wicken, co. Northampton, 1838 ;
Honorary Canon of Peterborough 1855 ; is' a
Magistrate for cos. Northampton and Bucks.-
Descended from the Bartons of Smethels and
Holm, co. Lancaster, and connected by marriage
with the families of Shuttleworth, Lever, Hesketh,
and Fazakerly, in the same county. — Wicken Rec-
tory, near Stony Stratford.
BARTON, John Hope, Esq. (of Stapleton Park).
Eldest son of the late John Watson Barton, Esq.,
by Juliana, 2nd dau. of James Hope, Esq., of
Moray Place, Edinburgh; b. 1833 ; s. 1840. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1856) ; is
a Magistrate for Yorkshire. — Stapleton Park,
Pontefract; Saxby Hall, Barton-on-Humber, Lin-
colnshire ; Carlton and Boodle's Clubs, S.W.
BARTON, Nathaniel, Esq. (of Corsley House).
Only son of the late Nathaniel Barton, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Brouncker Thring,
D.D., Rector of Sutton Yeney, Wilts ; b. 1813 ;
s. 1828 ; m. 1847 Mary, dau. of John Nicholas,
Esq., Commander R.N. Educated at Winchester
Coll. ; is a Magistrate for Somerset and Wilts, and
a Cornet in the Royal Wiltshire Yeomanry. —
Corsley Flouse, near Warminster, Wilts.
Heir, his son Nathaniel Fletcher, b. 1S49.
BARTON, Thomas Barker, Esq. (of Grove).
Eldest son of the late William Barton, Esq., by
Catharine, dau. of Samuel Perry, Esq., of Wood-
rooffe ; b. 1816 ; s. 1857. Educated at Harrow ;
is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary. — Grove, near
Fethard, co. Tipperary.
Heir Pres., his brother Samuel Henry, b. 1817.
BARTON, Thomas Edward Walter, Esq. (of
Threxton House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Barton, Esq., by
Hannah, dau. of E. Clark, Esq. ; b. 1S11 ; S. 183? :
m. 1844 Eliza, only child of John Allday, Esq.. of
Griston. — Threxton House, near Watton, Norfolk.
Heir, his son Thomas Allday, b. 1845.
BARTTELOT, George, Esq. (of Stopham House).
Third son of the late Walter Barttelot, Esq. (who
assumed the additional surname of Smyth in com-
pliance with the will of his aunt), by Philadelphia,
dau. of Rev. John Wiokens, D.D,, Rector of Pet-
Worth and Tillington ; b. 1788 J S. 1887 j Is'-'
Emma,, youngest dau. of the late James Vfood*
bridge, Esq., Of Kiohinond. Sun<\. BduOtktod :it
Bas] COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Eton and Woolwich ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Sussex ; was formerly in the Royal Horse
Artillery ; served in the Peninsula, for which he
has received the silver medal with live clasps. This
family is said to have come into England with
William the Conqueror, and fixed their residence
at Stopham in the 14th century. — Stopham House,
near Petworth, Sussex ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter Barttelot, b. 1820 ; m. 1852
Harriet, 4th dan. of the late Sir Christopher Mus-
grave, Bart., of Edenhall.
BASHFORD, William Charles Lake, Esq. (of
Norwood House).
Eldest son of the late James Bashford, Esq., Capt.
E.N., by Sophia, dau. of W. C. Lake, Esq., of
Castle Godwin, co. Gloucester ; b. 1812 ; s. 1832 ;
m, 1835 Frances Jane, 2nd dau. of Rev. John
Brome, M.A., of Bromefield, Barbados, and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge. Is a Magistrate for Middlesex. —
Norwood House, Hounslow, Middlesex ; 37, Bruns-
wick Square, Brighton.
Heir, his son Charles Brome, Cornet 9th Lancers,
b. 1839.
BASKERVILLE.
(See Mynors.)
BASS, Michael Thomas, Esq. (of Byrkley Lodge).
Eldest son of the late M. T. Bass, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of Abram Hoskins, Esq., of Burton-on-Trent ;
b. 1799 ; m. 1835 Emily Jane, dau. of Major Samuel
Ardeu, of Long Crofts. Educated at Burton Gram-
mar-school ; is an eminent brewer at Burton, and
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Stafford and
Derby; has been M.P. for Derby since 1852. —
Byrkley Lodge, near Burton-upon-Trent ; Eeform
Club, S.W. ; 19, Lower Belgrave Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Michael Arthur, b. 1837.
BASSET, John Francis, Esq. (of Tehidy Park).
Eldest son of the late John Basset, Esq., of
Stratton, Cornwall (some time M.P. for Helston
and Lieut. -Colonel Cornish Militia), by Elizabeth
Mary,dau. of the late Sir Kose Price, Bart., of Treng-
wainton, Cornwall ; b. 1831 ; s. his aunt, the late
Baroness Basset, 1855 1858 Emily Henrietta,
youngest dau. of Viscount Gort. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Cornwall. Patronage 5 livings.
This family is of French extraction, and the present
owner holds the lands of Tehidy by a grant from
William I. to his ancestor Ealph de Dunstanville
(see Burke's " Extinct Peerage," Barony of De
Dunstanville). — Tehidy Park, near Truro, Corn-
wall ; Carlton and Conservative Clubs, S.W. ; 7,
Upper Belgrave Street, S.W.
BAS SETT, Bichard, Esq. (of Bonvilstone House).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Morgan Bassett,
Esq., by Anne, dau. of the Rev. Dr. Morgan, D.D. ;
b. 1820 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1843 Ann Maria, 2nd dau. of
Johu Homfray, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan. — Bonvilstone House,
near Cardiff, Glamorganshire : Conservative Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son John Richard, b. 1847.
BASTABD, Baldwin John Pollexfen, Esq. I
Kitley).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late E, IL
Bastard, Esq. (some time M. P. for Devon),
Anne Jane, only dau. of 2nd Lord Rodney ; b. 18 1
s. his brother 1856. Educated at Winchester 1
Balliol Coll., Oxford; is a Magistrate for Dev-
iate Lieutenant 9th foot. — Kitley, nearYealmpi |
Devon ; Buckland Court, near Ashburton, De\ I,
Heir Pres., his brother William Pollexfen i\.
Holy Orders; b. 1832 ; m. 1859 Caroline, 2nd ( ,
of Rear-Admiral Woollcombe, of Hemeu
Devon.
BASTARD, Thomas Horlock, Esq. (of Char] If
Marshall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Horlock Bast
Esq. (High Sheriff of Dorset in 1812), by his
wife Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Biggs, Esq. I
Blandford ; b. 1796 ; m. 1st 1845 Margaret, wi )
of Captain Forbes, H.E.I.C.S. (she d. 1845) ;
1858 Sarah, eldest dau. of Rev. E. Vincent, "V*
of Rowde, Wilts. — Charlton Marshall, near Bl
ford, Dorset.
BATEMAN (Lord), William Bateman Bater<
Hanbury (cr. 1837).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord by Elizabeth, dai f
the late Lord Spencer Chichester; b. 1826 ,
1845 ; m. 1854 Agnes, dau. of the late Sir E. if
rison, Bart. Educated at Eton and Trinity (|,
Cambridge (M.A. 1847) ; is Lord Lieutenant (f,
Hereford ; has been a Lord in Waiting. PatriiJ
livings. Is descended from a common ancllj
with Lord Sudeley. — Shobdon Court, near gfl
minster, Herefordshire ; Carlton Club, S.W. «
Brook Street, W.
Heir, his son William Spencer, b. 1856. I
BATEMAN, Colthurst, Esq. (of Bartl yf
House).
Eldest son of the late Colthurst Bateman, Esiof
Bedford House, co. Kerry, by Jane, dau. of Eirt
Dobson, Esq., of Angrove, co. Cork; b. 1m\
s. 1821 ; m. 1809 Jane Sarah, dau. of M\
Kemeys Gardner Kemeys, Esq. Is a MagiJJj
for co. Monmouth (High Sheriff 1839), W
family is connected, on the wife's side, WitflB-;
Nicholas Kemeys, who defended Chepstow !UeJ
for King Charles I. — Bartholey House, near
co. Monmouth.
Heir, his son John, b. 1814. j \
BATEMAN, Thomas, Esq. (of GuilsborousB
Fifth son of the late Rev. John Bateman. of ;ilsj
borough (grandson of the late Sir Arthur Haz
Bart.), by Mary, grand-daughter of John Bat
Esq., of Guilsborough ; b. 1810 ; m. 1840 Mar
dau. of Dr. Daubeny, D.C.L., Oxford. Ed
at Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A.,
M.A. 1834) ; is a member of the Middle T(
This family were formerly Lords of the
of Guilsborough, and have been establislj
Guilsborough for 200 years, and are in pos
of property at Clifton, co. Warwick, whii
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Bat
1. Ued to John Bateman de Clifton in 1560. —
lsborough, Northampton ; 3, Elm Court, Middle
iple, E.C.
[cir, his son Arthur Wigley, b. 1844.
EMAN, Thomas, Esq. (of Middleton Hall),
y child of the late William Bateman, Esq., by
ry, dau. of James Crompton, Esq., of Breight-
,, Lancashire ; b. 1821 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1847 Sarah,
dau. of William Parker, Esq. This family was
aerly of Hartington, co. Derby. — Middleton
1 and Lomberdale House, Bakewell, Derbyshire.
leir, his son Thomas William, b. 1852.
EMAN,
(See Jones- Bateman.)
ES, Miss (of Milbourne Hall),
e Anne, eldest dau. of the late
Ralph Bates,
(who was Justice of the Peace and Dep. Lieut,
a High Sheriff of Northumberland, many years
I utenant-Colonel 6th Dragoons and Colonel-
C|nmandant of Soiith Northumberland Militia,
at who d. 1813), by Sarah, 3rd dau. of the late
ih Nathaniel Ellison, of Newcastle-on-Tyne ; s.
hj brother by deed of gift 1855. This family is one
o he oldest county families in the North of Eng-
h 1, and Miss Bates is 18th in direct descent from
vard III. Her ancestor Thomas Bates, M.P.
Morpeth 1554-8, was a loyal and able servant of
:ens Mary and Elizabeth, and distinguished
self in jwippfceeion trf the rebellion in the
ahem counties 1569. — Milbourne Hall, near
vcastle-on-Tyne.
ES, Nathaniel, Esq. Q3&& — of Milbourne
Sail).
3nd but eldest surviving son of the late Ralph
es, Esq., by Sarah, dau. of the late Rev. Natha-
Ellison, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; b. 1805 ;
is brother Ralph Bates, Esq., 18 — . Educated
Durham and Westminster, and at Ch. Ch.,
ord.— Milbourne Hall, near Newcastle-upon-
•e.
ESOE", Sir Robert Harvey, Bart. (cr. 1789).
est son of the late Thomas Bateson, Esq., by his
wife Margaret, dau. of the Rev. Joseph Dou-
i ; b. 17 — ; s. his uncle as 2nd Bart. 1825 ; m.
9 Eliza, dau. of A. Hammond, Esq., of Hutton
iville, co. York. The 1st Bart, was created
i remainder to his brothers. — Killoquin, near
■rim ; Castruse, near Donegal.
ESON, Sir Robert, Bart. (cr. 1818).
yson of the late Thomas Bateson, Esq., by Eliza-
i, dau. of G. Lloyd, Esq.; b. 1782 ; m. 1811
jharine, dau. of the late Samuel Dickson, Esq.,
Jallinagville, co. Limerick. Is a Magistrate and
). Lieut, for co. Down ; was M.P. for London-
ry 1830-42.— Belvoir Park, near Belfast ; Moira
k, co. Down ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 32, Gros-
or Place, S.W.
feir, his son Thomas, late Captain 13th Light
goons, and formerly M.P. for co. Londonderry ;
819; m. 1849 Caroline Elizabeth Anno, dau. of
4th Lord Dynevor.
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BATH (Marquis of), John Alexander Thynne
(cr. 1789).
Eldest son of the 3rd Marquis, by Harriet, dau. of
the 1st Lord Ashburton ; b. 1831 ; s. 1837. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
for Wilts and Captain Wilts Yeomanry. Patron-
age 12 livings. — Longleat, near Warminster, Wilts ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 44, Berkeley Sq., W.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord Henry Frederick,
M.P. for South Wilts, and Cornet Wilts Yeo-
manry ; b. 1832 ; m. 1858 Ulrica Frederica Jane,
dau. of the 12th Duke of Somerset.
BATHURST (Earl), Henry George Bathurst,
D.O.L. (cr. 1772).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Georgiana, dau. of
the late Lord George Lennox; b. 1790 ; s. 1834.
Graduated B. A. at Ch. Ch., Oxford, 1811 ; formerly
a Commissioner for Indian affairs ; was M.P. for
Cirencester 1812-34. Patronage 3 livings. The 1st
Earl was Lord Chancellor 1771-78. — Oakley Park,
near Cirencester, Gloucestershire; Carlton Club,
S.W. ; 4, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Lennox, Clerk of
the Privy Council, Bamster-at-Law, formerly
Fellow of All Souls Coll., Oxford ; b. 1791.
BATHURST, Sir Frederick Hutchinson Her-
vey, Bart. (Cr. 1818).
Eldest son of the late Sir Frederick A. Hervey»
Bathurst, Bart., by Jane, dau. of John Hutchin*
son, Esq.; 6. 1807 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1824; m.
1st 1832 Louisa Mary, dau. of the late Walter
Smytbe, Esq., of Bambridge House, Hants (she d.
1840); 2nd 1845 Clara Emily, dau. of Sir R. Brooke,
Bart. Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Wilts ; formerly Captain Grenadier
Guards ; is descended from a common ancestor with
the Marquis of Bristol. Patronage 1 living. —
Clarendon Park, near Salisbury; 1, Regent Street,
S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Thomas Arthur, b. 1833,
Captain Grenadier Guards.
BATHURST, Lady Caroline.
Elder dau. of the 1st Earl of Castlestuart ; m. 1815
General Sir J. Bathurst, K.C.B., who d. 1850. —
The Grove, Stanmore, Middlesex.
BATHURST, Charles, Esq. (of Lydney Park).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Charles Bragge,
M.P. (who assumed the name and arms of Bathurst
in 1804, on succeeding to the estate of Lydney), by
Charlotte, youngest dau. of Anthony Addington,
Esq., M.D., of Up Ottery, Devonshire ; b. 1790 ;
s. 1831 ; m. 1819 Mary, dau. of William Fendall,
Esq., of Hall Court, co. Hereford. Educated at
Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B. A. 1811, M.A.
1813) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1818 ; is
a Magistrate for Gloucestershire! and a Verderer
of the Forest of Dean ; was formerly Chairman of
the County Sessions. The Bragge family was
formerly of Clevc Hill, near Bristol, previously
from Essex. The Bathurst family * I £ Lydney
originated in Benjamin Bathurst. I's.).. great-
grandfather of the present owner, ami yOUBgeil
Bat]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
brother of the 1st Lord Bathurst, who purchased
the estate from the family of Wintour. — Lydney
Park, Gloucestershire.
//<//• (as successor in tail by the will of Poole
Bathurst, Esq., his father's maternal uncle), his
brother the Rev. William Hiley, b. 1796 j m. 1829
Mary Anue, 4th dau. of Matthew Rhodes, Esq.
BATT, Robert, Esq. (of Purdysburn).
Eldest son of the late Narcissus Batt, Esq., by
Margaret, dau. of Thomas Greg, Esq. ; b. 1795 ; s.
18-10; m. 1841 Charlotte, dau. of Samuel Wood,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1816) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Down. — Purdysburn, near Belfast ; Conservative
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1844.
BATT, Thomas, Esq. (of Rathmullan).
Only son of the late Thomas Batt, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. of Robert Waddell, Esq., of Islandderry,
co. Down ; b. 1816 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1852 Charlotte,
eldest dau. of the Ven. Edmond Hesketh Dalrymple
Knox, Archdeacon of Killaloe. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1840) ;
is a Magistrate for co. Donegal (High Sheriff 1844).
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with the Batts of Purdysburn. — Rathmullan, Stra-
bane, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son Thomas Edmond, b. 1854.
BATTEN", Edmund Chi.sh.olm, Esq. (of Thorn
Eaulcon).
Second son of the late John Batten, Esq., by Sarah,
dau. of John Copeland, Esq., of Iver, Bucks ; b,
1817; m. 1843 Jemima, only sister of the late
Chisholm of Chisholm, of Erchless Castle, whose
name he assumed by Royal license, in addition to
his own, on the death of her brother, the late chief,
without issue in 1858. Educated at Edinburgh
and Ch. Ch., Oxford; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1842 ; is a Fellow of the Royal
Society of Edinburgh. — Thorn Faulcon, near
Taunton ; 8, Gloucester Place, Hyde Park Gar-
dens, W.
Heir, his son James Forbes, b. 1847.
BATTERSBY, George, Q.C., LL.D. (of Lough
Bane).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Battersby, Esq., by
Margaret Catherine, eldest dau. of George Ro-
tberam, Esq., of Crossdrum, co. Meath ; b. 1802 ;
s. 1839 ; m. 1830 Charlotte Sarah, dau. of Right
Hon. John Radcliff, LL.D. Educated at Trim
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1823); called to the Bar of
Ireland 1826 ; appointed a Queen's Counsel 1844 ;
is a Magistrate for cos. Westmeath, Meath, and
Cavan. This family has been settled in Meath
since 1688.— Lough Bane, Collinstown, co. West-
meath ; 20, Leeson Street, and Kildare Street
Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son Thomas George, b. 1832.
BATTY, Rev. Edward (of Ballyhealy).
Second son of the late Philip Batty, Esq., by
Catharine, dau, of Gaynor Barry, Esq., of Beau, co.
Dublin, and brother of Espine Batty, Esq. (whom
see); b. 1797 ; w. 1st 1823 Mary Ann, widow of
Captain Robert Caulfeild, R.N. ; and 2nd Catharii
dau. of John Kincaid, Esq., M.D., H.E.I. (!<
service. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.
1819. — Ballyhealy, near Castletown Delvin, i
Westmeath, and the Vicarage, Castletown Delv
Heir, his son Philip Edward, b. 1834.
BATTY, Espine, Esq. (of Ballyhealy).
Eldest surviving son of the late Philip Batty, Et
by Catharine, dau. of Gaynor Barry, Esq., of Be
co. Dublin ; s. his brother Fitzherbert 1847 ;
1st 1832 Jane Harris, dau. of Michael Har
Esq. ; 2nd 1835 Belissa, dau. of John Smyly, $
Q.C. Educated at Eton and Brasenose C(
Oxford ; called to the Irish Bar 1819, and went
Home Circuit there ; was formerly Counsel to
Irish (Government) Office, London. This fan J
originally came from England, and settled at '
mansion of Ballyhealy about the year 169C J
Ballyhealy,* near Castletown Delvin, co. W
meath ; St. Stephen's Green East, Dublin.
Heiress, his only dau. by his first marriage, Ji
TO. 1854 the Rev. Robert Monck Mason.
BAXTER, William Edward, Esq. (of Ashcli:
Eldest son of Edward Baxter, Esq., of Kincaldi
and Dundee, by Euphemia, dau. of W. Wil.
Esq. ; b. 1825 ; m. 1847 Jessie, dau. of J. H
Scott, Esq. Educated at Dundee and Univer
of Edinburgh ; is a Merchant at Dundee, ar
Dep. Lieut, for co. Forfar ; has been M.P.
Dundee since 1855. — Ashcliff, near Dundee, N
44, Sussex Gardens, Hyde Park, W.
BAYLEY, Sir John Edward George, I
(cr. 1834).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir John Bav
Bart, (one of the Judges of the Court of Kij
Bench), by Elizabeth, dau. of John Market t, I
of Meopham Lodge, Kent ; b. 1794 ; s. 1841
1st 1822 Charlotte, dau. of J. M. Fector, J
M.P., of Kearsney Abbey, Kent ; 2nd 1855 M
dau. of Colonel Marlay. Is a Barrister of,;
Northern Circuit (called 1835).— Updown Hi J,
near Sandwich, Kent ; Union Club, S.W. J,i
Essex Court, Temple, E.C. ; Stanhope Lodge, .[*
sington Gore, W.
Heir, his son John Robert Emilius, in (jr
Orders, b. 1823 ; m. 1855 Marianne Sophia/dafl
E. Rice, Esq., of Dane Court, Kent.
BAYLEY, William Rutter, Esq. (of Colli
House).
Only child of the late Rev. W. Bayley, by ill
thea, dau. of Daniel Ayrey, Esq., of Souths!
b. 1813; m. 1835 Flora Bower, dau. of Lieutejt-
General Hector Munro, of Edmondsham, D< |
Educated at Queen's Coll., Oxford ; is a WM
trate for Devon. This family was former P
Swindon, Wilts, and Stockton, co. DurbrH
Cotford House, Sidbury, near Sidmouth, D('H
Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Rutter, B.A., of $
Coll., Oxford, in Holy Orders, b. 1836.
* The present eldest representative of the family has in-
ferred the mansion and estate to his next brother, EilS
(whom see).
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[Baz
B. rLIS, Edward, Esq. (of Hedgerley).
Jest son of the late Edward Baylis, Esq. ; b.
Si ; m. IS—. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
•Middlesex, and Patron of 1 living. — Hedger-
■, near Gerrard's Cross ; 6, Cambridge Terrace,
• ydePark, W.
Heir, Ins son Edward, A.M., Rector of Hedger-
B.TLY, Sir Henry, Knt., K.H. (or. 1833).
Jl n of the late Z. Bayly, Esq., of Bideford, Devon,
a dau. of the late L. Clutterbuck, Esq., of
jwark Park, co. Gloucester; b. 1790; m. 1st
17 Mary, dau. of W. Jolliffe, Esq. ; 2nd 1829
artha, dau. of A. C. Fisher, Esq. A Magis-
ite and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset, a Magistrate for
M?von, and a Lieutenant- Colonel in the army,
tired ; served at Walcheren and in the Peninsula ;
it an arm at St. Sebastian. — Burly Villa, Lyme
3gis, Dorset ; 1, Sydney Place, Bath.
B. iTLY, Edward Symes, Esq. (of Ballyarthur).
dest son of the late Rev. H. L. Bayly, by Selina,
J,u. of Sir Charles Levinge, Bart., of Knockdrin
istle, co. Westmeath ; b. 1807 ; s. 1827 ; m. 1835
itherine, youngest child of the Right Hon. Mau-
*| )e Eitzgei^ald, Knight of Kerry. Educated at
arrow ; appointed Ensign 34th foot 1825,
iptain 1829 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
I . Wicklow (High Sheriff 1837) ; is Lieut. -Col.
)mmandant Wicldow Rifles, and Vice Lieutenant
. . Wicklow. This family are descended from Sir
icholas Bayly, Bart., of Plasnewed, co. Angle-
, y, father of Henry, 1st Earl of Uxbridge, and
andfather of the late Marquis of Anglesey. —
dlyarthur, Ovoca, co. Wicklow ; Kildare Street
ub, Dublin.
I Heir, his son Henry Nicholas, J). 18:13.
B 5TLY, John, Esq. (of Debsborough).
Idest son of the late John Bayly, Esq., by Mary
iizabeth Helena, only child of Richard Uniacke,
I sq., of Mount Uniacke, co. Cork; b. 1805 ; 5.
i36 ; m. 1st 1829 Catherine, youngest dau. of
iomas Yates, Esq., of Bury, co. Lancaster ; 2nd
539 Gertrude Catherine, 3rd dau. of late W. H.
• rmstrong, Esq., of Mount Heaton, King's co.
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Tipperary
ligh Sheriff 1845). Debsborough, near Nenagh,
1 \ Tipperary ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin ; 96,
eeson Street, Dublin.
Heir, his son John, educated at Eton and Trinity
i) jll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for co. Tippe-
xy, and Captain in 1st Duke of Lancaster's Own
Lgiment of Militia; b. 1830; to. 1857 Mary
June Charlotte, dau. of the late Daniel Barrington,
U.
BjraES, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1801).
Widest son of the late Sir Christopher Baynes,
J art., by Nanny, dau. of the late William Gregory,
Uq., of Ryde, Isle of Wight ; b. 1789 ; s. as 2nd
art. 1S37 ; to. 1815 Julia, dau. of General John
llnith, R.A. Represents an ancient Yorkshire
■ Imily.— 55, Portland Place, W.
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Heir, his son William John Walter, b. 1820 ;
to. 1845 Margaret, dau* of Daniel Stuart, Esq., of
Wykeham Park.
BAYHES, Kev. Adam (of Adstock^.
Only son of the late Rev. William Baynes, M.A.,
of Knowstrop, Yorkshire, and Rector of the two
Richenhalls of Suffolk, by Penelope, dau. of —
Dove, Esq., of Eye, Suffolk ; 6. 1784 ; s. to the family
estate of Knowstrop Hall 1827 ; to. 1811 Harriet
Sophia, dau. of William Ross, Esq. Educated at
Bury St. Edmunds and Sidney Sussex Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1807) ; appointed Rector of Adstock,
Bucks, in 1809 ; is a Magistrate for Bucks. This
family was formerly of Knowstrop, Yorkshire,
having been seated there for many generations;
the first authentic notice being of Robert Baynes,
standard-bearer to Henry VIII. at the taking of
"Bullen" (vide Thoi-esby's "History of Leeds").
— Adstock, near Buckingham.
Heir, his son Adam, b. 1813.
BAYNES, John, Esq.
Eldest son of Thomas Baynes, Esq., by Isabella,
dau. of William Fairer, Esq., of Lancaster ; b.
1815 ; to. 1840 Thomasine, eldest dau. of John
Hutton, Esq., of Lancaster. Is an Alderman of
Blackburn, and Mayor for the year 1858-9 ; also a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire. This
family was formerly from Bentham, in Yorkshire.
— 3, Richmond Terrace, Blackburn, Lancashire.
BAYHTBTG- (Lord), Henry "William Powlett
(cr, 1797).
Second son of the 1st Lord, by Annabella-Powlett,
dau. of Rev. R. Smythe (granddau. of Lord W.
Powlett) ; b. 1797 ; 5. his brother as 3rd Lord 1823 ;
to. 1842 Emma, dau. of the late W. H. Fellowes,
Esq., of Ramsey Abbey, Hunts. Educated at Eton
and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1818), in
Holy Orders ; formerly Rural Dean of Norwich,
and Rector of Brome, Norfolk. Descended from
a common ancestor with the Marquis Townshend
and Viscount Sydney; assumed the name of Pow-
lett in lieu of Townshend in 1823. Patron. 1 living.
HoninghamHall, near Norwich ; University Club,
Heir, his son Charles, b. 1844.
BAELEY, Thomas, Esq. (of Hayesleigh).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Bazley, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of C. Hilton, Esq., of Lancashire ; b.
1797 ; to. 1828 Mary, 2nd dau. of Sebastian Nash,
Esq. Educated at the Grammar-school, Bolton ;
appointed Member of the Royal Commission for
the Exhibition of 1851 ; Member of the Royal
Commission for the Amalgamation of the Laws of
the United Kingdom 1853 ; Member of the Royal
Commission at Paris 1855 ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire; has boon M.l\ for
Manchester since 1S58 ; was 14 years President of
the Manchester Chamber of Commerce. This
family is, and has been, largely engaged in mer-
cantile pursuits at Manchester. — Hayesleigh, in ni
Manchester; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Sebastian, b. L829j
1855 Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Robert (onir.*
Bea]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BEACH, Sir Michael Edward Hicks, Bart,
(cr. 1610).
Eldest son of the late Sir M. H. Hicks-Beach,
Bart, (who was M.P. for East Gloucestershire
1 S53--1), by Harriet Vittoria, dau. of John Stratton,
Esq., of Farthinghoe Lodge, co. Northampton; b.
1S37 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1854. Educated at Eton
and Oh. Oh., Oxford (B.A. 1858) ; is a Magistrate
for co. Gloucester and Patron of 1 living. — William-
strip Bark, near Fair ford, Gloucestershire. The
original name of this family was Hicks, and the
additional name of Beach was assumed by the
grandfather of the late Bart, on his marriage with
the dau. and heir of Wm. Beach, Esq., of Nether-
avon. — Williams trip Park, near Farrford, Glouces-
tershire.
Heir Pres., his brother William Frederick, b. 1841.
BEACH, William Wither Bramston, Esq. (of
Oakley Hall).
Eldest son of the late W. Beach, Esq., of Oakley
Hall, Hants (formerly M.P. for Malmesbury, who
took by Royal license the name of Beach only
instead of Hicks-Beach), by Jane Henrietta, dau. of
J. Browne, Esq., of Salperton ; b. 1826 ; s. 1856 ;
m. 1857 Caroline Chichester, dau. of the late Col.
A. Cleveland, of Tapelev Park, Devon. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1849, M.A.
1852) ; is a Magistrate for Hants, andCapt. Hants
Yeomanry Cavalry ; has been M.P. for North
Hants since 1857 ; descended from a common an-
cestor with Sir M. Hicks-Beach, Bart. ; is Patron
of two livings. The name of this family was
originally De la Beche. — Oakley Hall, near Basing-
stoke, Hants ; Carlton Club, S.VV.
BEAD ON, William, Esc-, (of Otterhead).
Eldest son of the late William Beadon, Esq., J. P.,
by Martha Anna, only child of John Hammet, Esq.,
Lieut. R.N., of the Manor House, Chard, and
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Musgrave,
Esq., of Gotton House ; b. 1803 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1827
Anne, eldest dau. of William Oliver, Esq., of Hope
Corner. Is a Magistrate for Devon and Somerset.
This family is from Gotton House, near Taunton,
but was settled in Devon as far back as the reign
of the Edwards, when Sir Robert Beadon * (also
spelt Beardin or Beard wyn) was thrice High Sheriff
for that county. — Otterhead, near Honiton, co.
Devon.
Heir, his son William Hammet, of the Middle
Temple, Barrister-at-Law ; b. 1829 ; m. 1852 Frances
Adele Lambart, dau. of John Clayton Cowell, Esq.
of the 1st Royals.
BEAD OH", William Frederick, Esq. (of The
Corner).
Eldest son of the late R. Beadon, Esq., by Anha-
beda, dau. of the late Sir William a Court, Bart.,
and sister of 1st Lord Heytesbury ; b. 1808 ; m.
1841 Mai-ia Jessie Ward, dau. of Major-General
James Pattison Cockburn, R.A. Educated at
* See Risdon's " Devon," under Ditsham, p. 215, and Sir
William Pole's " History of Devon."
Eton and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 182!
M.A. 1833) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temp
1835 ; appointed Police Magistrate of Wands wort
and Hammersmith 1847, ditto of Marlboroug
Street 1856 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut. f<
Somerset. This family has been settled in Some
setshire for several generations. — The Corner, La
ton, near Cricklade, Wilts; Athenseum Club, S.W
9, Stratford Place, W.
Heir, his son William Vansittart, b. 1849.
BEALE, Samuel, Esq. (of Warfield Grove).
Son of Wm. Beale, Esq., of Camphill, Birmin
ham ; b. 1803 ; m. 1st 1823 Emma, dau. of Be
E. Butcher, of Sidmouth, Devon; 2nd 1856 Mar
dau. of J. Johnson, Esq., of Field House, Chest*
Is a Magistrate for co. Warwick, a merchant
London, and Chairman of the Midland Railwa
has been M.P. for Derby since 1857.— Warfij
Grove, near Bracknel, Berks ; Reform Club, S."W
10, Park Street, Westminster, S.W.
BEAMISH, Francis Bernard, Esq. (of Grenvi
House).
Son of the late William Beamish, Esq., of Cork,
Anne Jane Margaret, dau. of Robert De-la-Co
Esq., of Short Castle, co. Cork ; b. 1802 ; m. 16
Catherine, sister of 28th Lord Kingsale. Educai
at Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Cork; was Mayor of Cork in 1843 (High She
1852) ; was M.P. for the city of Cork 1837-
and since 1853. — Grenville House, Cork ; Be
vue House, Exeter ; Reform Club, S.W. ;
Jermyn Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis Bernard Serrington,
1839.
BEAMISH, Worth Ludlow, Esq., K.H., P.I
(of Lota Park).
Third son of the late William Beamish, Esq..
Beaumont House, Cork, by Anne Jane Marga
dau. of Robert De-la-Cour, Esq., of Short Cas
co. Cork; b. 1797 ; m. 1841 Aline Marie, dau
Rev. John Eric Forsstrbm, M.A., by Petron
Elizabeth his wife, dau. and heir of Casp.'i
Adrianus Robertson, Governor of Vocrschotfi
and Yeur, in Holland. Educated at Royal Mi
tary Coll., Sandhurst ; appointed Lieut. -Col. ijl
suite in the Hanoverian service 1852 ; is a M?lj
trate for co. Cork (High Sheriff 1855) ; was formfj
Capt. 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards and Ml]
unattached. This family descends from a Norti
follower of William the Conqueror, settled in I
land temp. Queen Elizabeth, and they have <|l
blished their descent from King Edward I., U
from the Emperor Charlemagne.- — Lota Pai'k, fl
Glanmire, co. Cork ; United Service Club, S."Vl
Heir, his son North Ludlow Axel, b. 1842. <a
i
BEAMISH, Bichard, Esq. (of Beaumont Hoii*
Second but eldest surviving son of the late GefH
Beamish, Esq., by Catheiine, dau. of Henry lp|
win, Esq., of Lissard ; b. 1799 ; s. 1855 ; m. jn
Susan Becher, 2nd surviving dau. of Richard ill
gerford, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork. jfl
original name of this family was Beaumont, Ml
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[Bea
pted into Beamish, winch is Beaumont translated
;o Irish — viz., " Beal ais." —Beaumont House,
sselane, near Clonakilty, co. Cork.
AMISH, Thomas, Esq. (of Kilmalooda
House).
dest son of the late Sampson Beamish, Esq., by
ktharine, dau. of Rev. Thomas Waller Evans,
;ctor of Dunmanway, co. Cork ; b. 1802 ; s. 1843 ;
1829 Lydia Maria, eldest dau. of Capt. Andrew
>ole, of Kilrush, co. Cork. Is a Magistrate for
. Cork. — Kilmalooda House, Timoleague, co.
.rk.
Heir Pres., his brother Sampson, b. 1803 ; m.
30 Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of Andrew Poole, Esq.,
Kilrush, co. Cork.
LRDMOEE, John, Esq. (of Uplands),
dy son of the late John Beardmore, Esq., by Maria
argaretta, eldest dau. of John Parke, Esq., of
mdon; b. 1816; s. 1822; m. 1854 Mary Anne,
ly dau. of George Cooper Ridge, Esq., of Morden
trk, Surrey, Captain 4th regiment. Educated at
.on and Jesus Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1838,
.A. 1843) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's
n 1838 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
ants (High Sheriff 1846) ; appointed Lieut.
Hants Light Infantry 1845, Captain 1852,
d Captain Hants Artillery 1854. — Uplands, near
treham, Hants ; Arthur's Club, S.W. ; Royal
icht Club, Cowes, Isle of Wight.
]Heir, his son John, b. 1856.
BljLEtE, Major William G-abbatt (of Holland
House).
dy surviving son of the late Colonel Beare, of
>pstown, co. Cork, by Jane, dau. of R. Gore,
iq., of Beverley ; b. 1806 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1836
larlotte Laura, dau. of Charles Bowland Cotton,
;q., of Kingsgate, Isle of Thanet, and niece of
j Powell Powell, Esq., of East Park, Kent, and
ijtrk House, Eulham, Middlesex. Appointed
isign 3rd regt. 1825, Lieutenant 46th foot 1826,
' i.ptain 1835, Major 1st, or Royal, regt. 1846.—
jolland House, Kingsgate, Isle of Thanet ; Junior
Jtiited Service and Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 34,
* javonshire Place, Portland Place, W.
Hi/ezV, his son Arthur Cotton, b 1849.
j
B:KTSON, Alexander John, Esq.
lily child of the late Alexander Campbell Beatson,
f \ c[., of Rossend (who d. 1832), by Eliza, 3rd dau.
j j John Baird, Esq., of Camelon, and grand-nephew
j the late Major-General Alexander Beatson,
I.E.I. Co.'s service, Governor of St. Helena
' 08-13 ; b. (posthumous) 1833.— New Club, Edin-
j.rgh ; 4, West Chcus Place, Edidburgh.
3:|V.TTIE, Alexander, Esq. (of Sunbxiry House).
i j dest surviving son of the late A. Beattie, Esq., by
i|slen,dau. of David Crawford, Esq., of Edinburgh ;
1806 ; m. 1st 1835 Mary Anne Elizabeth Theresa,
jungest dau. of the late Vice-Admiral Sir E. Gr.
Hpoys, K.C.B. ; 2nd 1855 Jane, dau. of Richard-
» ii Purves, Esq., of Sunbury Place, Middlesex,
lucated at Glasgow University ; is a Magistrate
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for Kent, and a Director of the South-Eastern
Railway Company ; was formerly an East-India
Merchant, in Calcutta, Liverpool, and London. —
Sunbury House, Tunbridge Wells ; 25, Warrior
Square, St. Leonards-on-Sea ; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Richard, Lieutenant 52nd
Light Infantry, b. 1838.
BEAUCHAMP (Earl), Henry Beauchamp-Lygon
(cr. 1815).
Third son of the 1st Earl by Catharine, dau. of
James Denn, Esq., and brother of the 2nd and
3rd Earls ; b. 1785 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1824 Susan Caro-
line, dau. of 2nd Earl of St. Germans, G.C.B.
Educated at Westminster ; is a General in the
Army, Colonel 10th Hussars, and a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester ; was M.P. for
Worcestershire 1806-31, and for W. Worcestershire
1833-53. — Madresfield Court, near Worcester;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 19, Grosven or Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Elmley, Captain 1st Life
Guards, and M.P. for W. Worcestershire ; b. 1829.
BEAUCHAMP, Dov/ager Countess.
Catherine, 3rd dau. of the Baroness Braye ; m.
1st 1826 H. Murray, Esq. ; 2nd 1850 the 3rd Earl
Beauchamp, who d. 1853. — 14, Great Stanhope
Street, W.
BEAUCHAMP, Richard Hawkins, Esq. (of Para-
dise).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Richard Beauchamp
(who was the 4th son of the late Sir Thomas Beau-
champ-Proctor, Bart., of Langley Park, Norfolk),
by Sophia Dorothea, dau. of Benjamin Ball, Esq.,
of Merrion Square, Dublin; b. 1829. Is a Magis-
trate for co. Clare. — Paradise, near Baliynacally,
co. Clare ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
BEAUCLERK, Lord Charles.
Fourth son of 8th Duke of St. Alban's ; b. 1813 ;
ra. 1842 Laura Maria Theresa, only dau. and heir
of Colonel Stopford (she d. 1858). Formerly Captain
1st foot ; is Major Northumberland Militia. — The
Riding-house, near Newcastle-on-Tyne.
BEAUCLERK, Aubrey De Vere, Esq. (of Ard-
glass Castle).
Only surviving son of the late Major A. W. Beau-
clerk, of St. Leonard's Lodge, Horsham (who was
M.P. for E. Surrey 1835-7), by his 1st wife Ida,
3rd dau. of the late Sir C. Goring, Bart. ; b. 1S36 ;
s. 1852 ; m. 1858 Evelyn, dau. of H. FitzKoy,
Esq., of Salcey Lawn, Northampton. Educated
at Eton and Trin. Coll., Cambridge. This family is
descended from a common ancestor with the Duke
of St. Alban's, and is also connected with the
families of Leinster and Richmond. The late
Major Beauclerk purchased Ardglass in 1810, on
the death of Lord Lecale, better known as Lord
Charles FitzGerald.— Ardglass Castle, OO, Down.
Heir Pre*., his uncle George.
BEAUCLERK, Charles William, Esq. (ofWinoh-
field House).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Lord Frederick Beau
clerk (who was 3rd sen of the 5th Dttke el' St.
Bea]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Albrm'sV by Charlotte, dan. of 1 2th Viscount Dil-
lon ; b. 1816 : in. ISM Penelope, dan. of IS. Hulkes,
Esq. Educated at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A, 1889)j is a Magistrate and Dep.
Limit, for Hants. — Winehfield House, Hants.
Heir, his son Frederick Edward, b. 1852.
BEAUFORT (Duke of), Henry Charles Fitz-Roy
Somerset, P.C. (cr. 1682).
Eldest son of the 7th Duke, hy his 2nd wife
Emily, dan. of the late Coiling Charles Smith, Esq. ;
6.1824; s. 1853 ; in. 1845 Georgiana Charlotte,
dan. of 2nd Earl Howe. Educated at Eton ; is a
Lieutenant- Colonel unattached ; Lieutenant-Colonel
Gloucestershire Hussars ; is a Magistrate, and
Dep. Lieut, for Gloucestershire ; late Captain 7th
Light Dragoons ; was M.P. for East Gloucester-
shire 1846-53. Patron 25 livings. The 1st
Duke was a natural son of Charles II. — Badminton,
near Chippenham ; Troy House, near Monmouth ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 22, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Marquis of Worcester, b. 1847.
BEAUFORT, Duchess Dowager of.
Emily Frances, dau. of C. Culling-Smith, Esq. ; m.
1822 (as 2nd wife) the 7th Duke of Beaufort, who
cl 1853.— Stoke Gifford, near Bristol ; 30, Gros-
venor Square, W.
BEAUMONT (Lord), Henry Stapleton (cr.
1309).
Eldest son of the 8th Lord by Isabella Anne, dau.
of 3rd Lord Kilmaine ; b. 1848 ; s. 1854. Patron
1 living. This title was in abeyance 1508-1840. —
Carlton Hall, near Selby, Yorkshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Miles, b. 1850.
BEAUMONT, Sir George Howland, Bart. (cr.
1660).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Howland Beau-
mont, Bart., by Mary Anne, eldest dau. of the late
Most Rev. Dr. Howley, Archbishop of Canterbury ;
b. 1828 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1845 ; m. 1850 Paulina
Menzies, dau. of W. H. Belli, Esq., E.I.C. Edu-
cated at Winchester ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut for co. Leicester (High Sheriff 1852), and
Captain Leicestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. Patron-
age 2 livings. — Cole-Orton Hall, near Ashby-de-la-
Zouch, Leicestershire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George Howland William, b. 1851.
BEAUMONT, Hon. Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of 3rd Lord Scarsdale
(by his 2nd wife Felicite" Anne de Wattines) ; m.
1825 John Beaumont, Esq., who d. 1834.— Barrow
Hall, near Derby.
BEAUMONT, Henry Frederick, Esq. (of Whit-
ley Beaumont),
Eldest son of the late Henry Balph Beaumont, Esq.,
of Newby Park, co. York, by Catherine, 5th dau.
of Sir George Cayley, Bart., of Brompton Hall,
York ; b. 1833 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1858 Maria Johanna,
only surviving dau. of William Garforth, Esq., of
Wiganthorpe, York. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for the North and
West Ridings of Yorkshire. This family have lie]
their lands in Yorkshire since the Conquest. ]'
Whitley Beaumont, Huddersfield.
Heir Pres., his cousin Richard Beaumont M;
dimming, who has since taken the additior J
name of Beaumont.
BEAUMONT, Wentworth Blackett, Esq. 1
BrettonHall).
Eldest son of the late T. W. Beaumont, Esq. M. j
(who was M.P. for Northumberland 1818-26 a |
1830-2, for South Northumberland 1833-7, and |
Stafford 182G-30), by Henrietta, dau. of J. Atkfl
son, Esq. ; b. 1829 ; s. 1849 ; m. 1856 Marga |
Ann, dau. of 1st Marquis of Clanricarde. Educal I
at Harrow and at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; it I
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumberlar i[
has been M.P. for South Northumberland siill
1852. Patron of 6 livings. — Bretton Hall, n fi
Wakefield ; Bywell Hall, near Gateshead ; Oxf 1
and Cambridge, Reform, and Brookes' Clubs, S.Vl|
144, Piccadilly, W.
BECHER, Sir Henry Wrixon, Bart. (cr. 1831 jj
Eldest son of the late Sir William Wrixon-Becl ■
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of J. O'Neill, Esq. ;' j
1828 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1850 ; was formerly a LI I
tenant in the Rifle Brigade. — Ballygibbin, r I
Mallow, co. Cork ; Creagh, Skibbereen, co. Co I
Heir Pres., his brother J ohn Wrixon, of Hon
brook (whom see). j
BECHER., Rev, John Drake (of Hill House). }!
Only son of the late Rev. John Thomas Bechert'j
Mary, dau. of the Rev. William Becher of So! )
well ; b. 1806 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1836 Elizabeth Susaifjl
only dau. of Henry Machin, Esq. Educate^
St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1828, ftl.J
1831) ; appointed Vicar of South Muskham, N>f, I
1835 ; is a Magistrate for Notts.— Hill HcU
Southwell, Notts.
Heir, his son John Henry Becher, b. 1840. j
BECHER, John Wrixon, Esq. (of Hollybroi f.j
Second son of the late Sir William Wrixon-Be<
Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of John O'Neill, III
b. 1828 ; m. 1857 Emily, dau. of the late Ea U
Listowel. Educated at Rugby and Trinity ([.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1851, M.A. 1854) ; is a
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Cork. — Holryb %
near Skibbereen, co. Cork.
BECKETT, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir John Bet tt,
Bart, (some time Judge-Advocate General, ud
M.P. for Leeds 1835-7), by Mary, dau. of th<p
Right Rev. Dr. C. Wilson, Bishop of BristcU
1779 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1847 ; m. 1825 Car he
dau. of Joseph Beckett, Esq. Is a Dep. Lieip
co. Lincoln and the West Riding of Yorkshj-
Somerby Park, near Gainsborough, Lincolnshl.
Heir Pres., his brother William, of Ku • M
Grange (whom see). | I
BECKETT, John Staniforth, Esq. f I
Only son of the late Joseph Beckett, Esq., of i-'uH
ley> °y Mary, dau. and co-heiress of John Stan "I
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[Bel
Esq., of Hall ; b. 1794 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1842 Gertrude
Elizabeth, elder dau. of the late Captain Sir Wm.
Howe Mulcaster, E.N., C.B., K.C.H., &c. Is a
Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of Yorkshire. — The
Knoll, Torquay, Devon.
Heirs Pres., his sisters Eleanor and 4 others.
E2CKETT, William, Esq. (of Kirkstall Grange).
Fourth son of the late Eight Hon. Sir John Beckett,
Bart., who was M.F. for Leeds 1835-7, by Mary,
dau. of the late Bishop (Wilson) of Bristol ; b. 1784 ;
s. 1847 ; to. 1841 Frances Adelina, dau. of H. C.
Ingram, Esq., of Temple Newsham, co. York. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Eiding, and
a Banker at Leeds ; was M.P. for Leeds 1841-52.
— Kirkstall Grange, near Ripon ; 18, Upper Brook
Street, W.
EDFOHD (Duke of), Francis Russell, K.G.,
P.O. (or. 1694).
Eldest son of the 6th Duke, by his 1st wife, Geor-
giana, dau. of the 4th Viscount Torrington ; b.
1788 ; s. 1839 ; to. 1808 Anna Maria, dau. of the
3rd Earl of Harrington (she d. 1857). Educated
at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
j 1808) ; was M.P. for Peterborough 1810-12, for
Beds 1812-32 ; summoned to the House of Lords
1833, as Lord Howland (cr. 1695). Patronage 28
livings. This family was first ennobled in the
j reign of Henry VIII., in the person of John
Russell, gentleman, of Kingston Eussell, Dorset,
1 and they were subsequently enriched with large
grants of church property on the dissolution of the
. monasteries. — Wo burn Abbey, Bedfordshire ; Ends-
lleigh Cottage, Tavistock, Devon ; 6, Belgrave-
j Square, S.W.
j Heir, his son the Mai-quis of Tavistock, a Dep.
(Lieut, for Beds, late M.P. for Tavistock, b. 1809.
EDIMGFELD, Sir Henry Richard Paston,
j Bart. (cr. 1660).
[Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Bedingfeld,
Bart., by Charlotte Georgiana, dau. of Sir W.
Jerningham, Bart., and sister of the late Lord
-Stafford; b. 1800; s. 1829; to. 1826 Margaret
■Anne Bishopp, only child and heiress of the late
Edward Paston, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Norfolk. Patronage 1 living. Was
declared in 1858 a co-heir to the Barony of Gran-
dison. The 1st Bart, was a zealous Royalist in the
time of Charles II. — Oxburgh, near Norwich ;
Brail es, Warwickshire ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry George, Captain West Nor-
folk Militia ; b. 1830 ; to. 1859 Augusta Lucy, only
child of E. J. Clavering, Esq., of Callaly Castle,
Northumberland.
3ECH, James, Esq. (of Brandon Lodge).
■Eldest son of the late James Beech, Esq., of The
Shawe, co. Stafford, by Esther, dau. of — Sutton,
Esq., of Shawe House ; b. 1800 ; to. 1843 Emily
Dharlotte, 4th dau. of John Madocks, Esq., of
(ilnnyvern Hall, co. Denbigh. Educated at Ch.
Dh., Oxford (B.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
IlLieut. for co. Warwick. — Brandon Lodge, near
Coventry ; The Shawe, near Cheadlo ; Carlton
pub, S.W,
ih ir, his son Rowland John, h. 1 853.
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BEECE.OFT, George Skirrow, Esq. (of Kirkstall
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late George Beecroft, Esq., by
Mai-y, dau. of John Audus, Esq., of Selby, co. York ;
b. 1809 ; to. 1842 Mary Isabelle, only dau. of the
late George Beaumont, Esq., Justice of the Peace,
of Halifax. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
West Riding of Yorkshire ; was formerly an Iron-
master at Leeds ; has been M.P. for Leeds since
1857.— The Abbey House, Kirkstall, near Leeds ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
BEESS, John, Esq. (of Leslie Hill).
Third son of the late William Beers, Esq., of Bally-
ward, co. Down, by Jane, dau. of the late Ven.
Leslie, of Kincraigie Castle, co. Donegal," Arch-
deacon of Raphoe, and brother of F. C. Leslie,
Esq. (whom see) ; b. 1851 ; to. 1834 Catherine
Anne, dau. of William Colquhoun, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for co. Donegal. This family was
originally German, but came to Ireland from South
Wales and Devon, where they held property. —
Leslie Hill, near Manor Conyngham, co. Donegal ;
9, Royal Terrace, Kingstown, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Leslie Beers, b. 1838.
BEEVOE, Sir Thomas Branthwayt, Bart. (cr.
1783).
b. 1798 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1820 ; to. 1st 1819 Eliza-
beth Bridget, dau. of R. Lubbock, Esq., M.D.,
of Norwich (she d. 1831); 2nd 1832 Martha, dau. of
A. Herdiment, Esq., of Old Buckenham, Norfolk,
(she d. 1843) ; 3rd 1845 Mary, dau. of F. Davie?,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk.
— Hargham Hall, near Attleborough, Norfolk.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1823 ; m. 1850 Sophia
Jane, dau. of Rev. C. Chevallier, of Badingham,
widow of T. J. Jermy, Esq., of Stanfield Hall,
Norfolk.
BELOHEK, Sir Edward, Knt., C.B. (cr. 1843).
Son of A. Belcher, Esq., of Roehampton, Surrey ;
b. 1799 ; to. 1833 Diana, dau. of — Jolliffe, Esq.
Is a Captain R.N. ; served in West Indies, and on
Chinese, Spanish, and African coasts ; conducted
an expedition 1855-6 in search of Sir J. Franklin ;
was Knighted for his services in the Chinese war
of 1841-2. Author of a treatise on Surveying, and
a Narrative of a Voyage Round the World. — Union
Club, S.W.
BELDAM, Joseph, Esq. (of Royston).
Third son of the late William Beldam, Esq.. by
Marianne, dau. of William Woodham, Esq., of
Shepreth Hall, co. Cambridge ; b. 1796. Edu-
cated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge ; called to
the Bar at the Middle Temple 1825, and went the
Norfolk Circuit ; is a Magistrate for H rta j \
formerly one of the four Counsel of the Palace
Court, and Standing Counsel for the anti-slax ei y
party during its eventful struggles. This family is
ancient and noble in W ranee, and the English
branch has been long settled in this country, and
is allied by marriage with the ilatton family.
Royston, Herts ; 3, Plowden Buildings, Temple,
E.C.
//<irPre»., his brother Kdward, of Limvln'- fan :
b. 1812.
Bel]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BELFIELD, John Finney, Esq. (of Primley).
Only son of the late Rev. Finney Belficld, by his
1st wife Eleanor, dan. of T. Daniel, Esq. ; b. 1811 ;
8. his father 1858; m. L854 Eliza Conway, only
dau. of Captain Bridges, R.N. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1836). Is a
Magistrate for Devon.— Primley Hill, Paignton,
near Torquay ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
J/cir, his son Henry Conway, b. 1855.
BEL HAVEN (Lord), Robert Montgomery
Hamilton (or. 1765).
Eldest son of the 7th Lord, by Penelope, dau. of
Ranald Macdonald, Esq., of Clanronald ; b. 1793 ;
s. 1814 ; m. 1815 Hamilton, dau. of the late Wal-
ter Campbell, Esq., of Shawfield, N.B. Was a
Scotch Representative Peer 1820-30 ; sits in the
House of Lords as Lord Hamilton, U.K. (cr. 1831) ;
is Vice-Lieut, and Convener of co. Lanark, and
Lieutenant-Colonel Lanark Militia ; appointed
Lord High Commissioner to the Assembly of
Church of Scotland 1859. — Wishaw House, near
Lanark, N.B. ; United Service Club, S.W. ; 30,
Albemarle Street, W.
Heir Pres. (to the Scotch honours), his uncle
Peter Douglas, 2nd son of the 6th Lord ; b. 1778.
BELL, Sir John, K.C.B. (cr. 1852).
Son of — Bell, Esq., of Bonytoun, co. Fife ;
b. 1782 ; m. 1821 Catharine, dau. of the 1st Earl
of Malmesbury (she d. 1855). Is a Lieutenant-
General in the Army (which he entei-ed in 1805),
and Colonel 4th foot ; served in Sicily, the Penin-
sula, America, and at the Cape of Good Hope,
where he was Chief Secretary 1828-41 ; was
Lieutenant-Governor of Guernsey 1848-54 ; for-
merly A.-D.-C. to William IV. — United Service
Club, S.W. ; 2, Upper Hyde-Park Street, W.
BELL, Lady.
Marion, dau. of C. Shaw, Esq.; m. 1811 Sir Charles
Bell (the eminent surgeon), who d. 1842.— 151,
Albany Street, Regent's Park, N.W.
BELL, Frederic, Esc-, (of Thirsk Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. W. Macbean, M.A.
(who assumed the name of Bell only, in lieu of
that of Macbean), by Frances, dau. of John Bell,
Esq., of Thirsk ; b. 1830 ; s. 1850. Educated at Mag-
dalen Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for the North Riding of Yorkshire. — The
Hall, Thirsk, Yorkshire.
BELL, Matthew, Esq. (of Bourne Park).
Only son of the late John Bell, Esq., F.R.S., of
Lincoln's Inn, and formerly of Kendal, co. West-
moreland, by Jane, dau. of Henry Grove, Esq., of
London; b. 1817; s. 1836 ; m. 1839 Fanny Cecilia,
yot ngest dau. of the late Thomas Bigge, Esq., of
Benton, Northumberland. Educated at Eton and
Trin. Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1838, M.A. 1841);
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent (High
Sheriff 1850), and a Commissioner of Dover Har-
bour.— Bourne Park, near Canterbury ; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 4, Grosvenor Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son Matthew John, b. 1840.
BELL, Matthew, Esq. (of Woolsington).
Eldest son of the late Matthew Bell, Esq., by
Sarah Frances, dau. of C. J. Brandling, Esq., of
Gosport House ; b. 1793; s. 1814 ; m. 1816 Eliza-
beth Anne, eldest dau. of H. A. Reay, Esq., of
Killingworth House. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Northumberland (High Sheriff 1816), and Colo-
nel Northumberland Yeomanry ; was 27 years M.P.
for Northumberland, retired 1852. — Woolsington
and Killingworth House, near Newcastle-upon-
Tyne ; Hanwick Hall, near Bishop Auckland:.
Carlton Club, S.W.
BELL AIRS, Sir William, Knt. (cr. 1848).
Youngest son of the late Abel Walford Belhirs, I
Esq., of Uffington, Lincolnshire, by Susanna f
only dau. of Miles Lowley, Esq., of Oakham, col
Rutland ; b. 1793 ; m. 1822 Mary, dau. and heir o [
E. Hooke, Esq., of Malbarton Lodge, co. Norfolk I
Was Exon of the Guard 1837-49 ; formerly Captaii {
15th Hussars; served in the Peninsula and a f
Waterloo, where he was wounded. — Malbartoi
Lodge, near Norwich.
BELLAIRS, Rev. Henry. •
Third son of the late Abel Walford Bellairs, Esq,!
by Susanna, only dau. of Miles Lowley, Esq., (
Oakham ; 6. 1790 ; m. 1811 Dorothy Parker, dai
and co-heir of Peter Mackenzie, Esq., of Grov
House, Middlesex. Educated at Uppingham an
St. Mary's Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1820) ; is a Magi,
trate for Warwickshire ; appointed Rector of Bei
worth 1830, Vicar of Hunsingore 1831, Honorai ,
Canon of Lichfield, and Rural Dean 1852 ; wi
formerly in the Royal Navy, and was wounded i
Trafalgar, for which he has received a medal and]
sword ; served afterwards in the 15th Hussail
This family is descended from the Bellars of Kirkl i
Bellars, co. Leicester, where they were seated A. m
1160 ; Hamon Bellars, the first of the name, w 9
younger brother of Roger Mowbray, and son.il
Nigel dAlbini, a Norman noble. — Bed worth R( J
tory, near Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son Henry Walford, 6. 1812 ; m. 18: ■
Mary Hannah Albina, dau. of G. Watkin Kenricj I
Esq., of Woore Hall, Salop.
BELLEW (Lord), Patrick Belle w, P.O. ( I
1848).
Elder son of the late Sir Edward Bellew, Bsfl
(who d. 1827), by Mary Ann, dau. of R. Stran
Esq. ; b. 1798 ; m. 1829 Anna Fermina, dau. of II
late Don J. de Mendosa y Rios, of Seville (she|jj
1857). Is Lord Lieutenant of co. Louth, Colol ;
of the Louth Militia, a Commissioner of Natiof -
Education in Ireland, and a Trustee of St. Patrhli
Coll., Maynooth ; was M.P. for co. Louth 183;f
■ — Barmeath, near Dunleer, co. Louth ; Reft!
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Joseph, b. 1830; m. 1
Augusta Margaret, only dau. of the late Colonel!
Bryan, of Jenkinstown, co. Kilkenny. J
BELLEW, Rev. Sir Christopher, Bart. (cr. 18: f.
Eldest son of the late Sir Michael Dillon Bel!|i
Bart., by Helena Maria, eldest dau. ofT. Dill,
44 !
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Ben
Isq., of Dublin ; b. 1818 ; $. as 2nd Bart. 1855.
11 Holy Orders of the 'Roman Catholic Church ; is
escended from a common ancestor with Lord
>ellew.
Heir Pres., his brother Thomas Arthur, late M. P.
Dr Gal way (see Bellew-Grattan).
LLEW, John Prestwood, Esq. (of Stockleigh
Court).
Mdest surviving son of the late William Bellew,
]sq., by Prestwood Love, dau. of the Rev. John
Youde, Vicar of Knowstone-cum-Molland ; b.
803 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1827 Mary Ann, dau. of William
lancock, Esq. This family is Norman, and derives
n common with the Irish Belle ws) from De Bel-
?au, Marshal to the Conqueror's army. Mr. Bellew
; the representative of the eldest line in unbroken
lale descent from the Conquest. — Stockleigh Court,
ear Crediton, co. Devon.
Heir, his son John Froude, b. 1829.
LLEW-GEATTAN, Captain Thomas Arthur
(of Mount Bellew).
econd son of the late Sir M. D. Bellew, Bart., of
lount Bellew, co. Galway, by Helena Maria,
Sdest dau. of Thomas Dillon, Esq., of Dublin ; b.
825 ; m. 1858 Pauline, 2nd dau. of the late Henry
Lrattan, Esq., of Tinnehinch, co. Wicklow, and
ara, co. Meath (some time M.P. for Dublin and
3. Meath), and grand-dau. of the late Rt. Hon.
[enry Grattan ; assumed the additional name of
r rattan by Royal license in 1859. Educated at
tonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Galway ;
>rmerly Captain 5th foot.; was M.P. for co.
ralway 1852-7- — Mount Bellew, co. Galway;
irookes' Club, S.W.
LLINGHAM, Sir Alan Edward, Bart. (cr.
1796).
ldest son of the late Sir Alan Bellingham, Bart.,
y Eliza, dau. of the Rev. Edward Walls, of Booth by
[all, co. Lincoln ; b. 1800 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1827 ;
. 1841 Elizabeth, only dau. of H. Clarke, Esq.,
t West Skirbeck House, Boston. Educated at
rinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1835). Is
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Louth (High
heriff 1829). This title was originally granted
> Henry Bellingham, of Helsington, in 1620, but
cpired on the death of his son James, in 1650.
his family was formerly resident at Bellingham,
orthumberland, and afterwards at Helsington,
id at Levers Hall, near Kendal, Westmoreland.
-Castle Bellingham, Ireland ; Carlton Club,
W.
Heir, his son Alan Henry, b. 1846.
LMOEE (Earl of), Somerset Richard Lowry-
Corry (cr. 1797).
ldcst son of the 3rd Earl, by Emily Louise, dau.
ul co-heir of the late William Shepherd, Esq., of
radbourne, Kent ; b. 1835 ; s. 1815. Educated
. Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1856) ;
j a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tyrone,
lid a Magistrate for co. Fermanagh ; elected a
representative Peer for Ireland 1857. — Castle
bole, near Enniskillen, co. Fermanagh ; Sackville
45
Street Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club. S.W. • 56
Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Armar, Lieutenant R.N
b. 1836.
BELMORE, Dowager Countess of.
Juliana, 2nd dau. of the 2nd Earl of Carriek ; m.
1800 the 2nd Earl of Belmore, who d, 1841.— Green
Park, Bostrever, Ireland.
BELPEE (Lord), Edward Strutt, P.C. (cr. 1856).
Only son of the late William Strutt, Esq., of St.
Helen's House, co. Derby, by Barbara, dau. of
the late Thomas Evans, Esq. ; 6. 1801 ; m. 1837
Emily, dau. of the late Right Rev. Dr. Otter,
Bishop of Chichester. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1823) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Notts and Derbyshire (High Sheriff of
Notts 1850); was M.P. for Derby 1830-48, for
Arundel 1851-2, for Nottingham 1852-6 ; a Com-
missioner of Railways 1846-8; Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster 1853-4. — Keyworth, near
Derby ; Kingston Hall, near Nottingham ; Reform
and Brookes' Clubs, S.W. ; 42, South Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1840.
BENCE, Colonel Henry Bence (of Thorington
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Bence Sparrow (who
assumed the surname and arms of Bence in 1804),
by Harriet, dau. and heir of William Elmy, E.^q.,
of Beccles; b. 1788 ; s. 1824 ; m. 1815 Elizabeth
Susanna, 2nd dau. and co-heir of the late Nicholas
Starkie, Esq., of Frenchwood, co. Lancaster. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse and St. John's Coll.,
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Suffolk, and a Magistrate for Norfolk ; appointed
Colonel East Suffolk Militia in 1844 ; was formerly
in the 16th Lancers, promoted into the 60th Rifles
and 7th Dragoon Guards ; in the former regiment
he served in the Peninsula under the Duke of
Wellington, was in fourteen actions, wounded at
Talavera, and has received a medal with two clasps.
— Thorington Hall, near Saxmundham, Suffolk ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Alexander Starkie, b. 1816 ;
m. 1850 Agnes, dau. of John Barclay, Esq. (lineal
descendant of Colonel David Barclay, of Ury,
A.D. 1610).
BENDYSHE, John, Esq. (of Banington Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Bendyshe, Esq., by
Catherine, eldest dau. of George Matchani, Esq.,
of Ashfield Lodge, Sussex, and niece of Admiral
Viscount Nelson ; b. 1821 ; s. 1855. Educated at
Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst; is a Magistrate
for co. Cambridge, and Captain Cambridgeshire
Militia; was formerly in the 10th foot : served in
the Sutlej campaign of 1845-6, and was present hi
the battle of Sobraon. This family came into
Cambridgeshire from Essex ; their ancestor. Sir
Edmund Bendyshe, accompanied Edward ill. to
the siege of Calais, A..D. 1317. and the propert]
has been held by the family ever since. (See "The
Noble and Gentle Men of England/' by E. r.
Shirley, Esq., M.P.) — Banington Sail, nearB
Herts; Junior I'nited Service Clttb, S.W.
Ben]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BENETT, Captain Charles Cowper.
Eldest surviving son of tho late Rev. John Benett,
LL.D.. Rector of honhead St. Andrew, Wilts, and
Owor Moigne, Dorset, by Frances, sister of the
1st Sir Thomas Turton, Bart. : b. 1789 ; m. 1810
Sarah, daughter of the late W. Burlton, Esq., of
Wyken Hall. eo. Leicester, and Donhead Lodge,
Wilts, (she d. 1853). Is a Magistrate for Lyme
Regis, and a Captain 11. N. ; is the senior male
representative of the Benetts of Pythouse, Wilts.
— Lyme Regis, Dorset.
Heir, his son William Morgan, 6. 1813 ; m. 1843
Barbara Sarah, dau. of the late Captain Waring,
R.N., of Lyme Regis*
BENETT, Vere Fane, Esq. (of Pythouse).
Second son of the Rev. Arthur Fane, Vicar of
Warminster, and Prebendary of Salisbury, by Lucy,
dau. of the late John Benett, Esq., of Pythouse,
Wilts, whose name he has assumed ; b. 1839 ; 5.
his cousin 1856. Educated at Marlborough Coll. ;
late Lieutenant 43rd light infantry, and was
A.-D.-C. to Lieutenant-General Beresford in India.
— Pythouse, near Hindon, Wilts.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, b. 1848.
BENETT,* William, Esq.
Third son of the late Thomas Benett, Esq., by
Catharine Darell, dau. of John Darell, Esq., of
York Street, St. James's Square, London ; b. 1779 ;
m. 1815 Ellen, sole dau. and heiress of Thomas
Gore, Esq., of S. Audley Street, London, who was
2nd son of Charles Gore, Esq., M.P., of Tring
Park, Herts. Educated at Merton Coll., Oxon
(B.A. 1801) • called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1806 ; appointed a Police Magistrate in 1817 ; is a
Magistrate for Middlesex. This family has been
seated at and possessed of Norton Bavent, near
Warminster, Wilts, for several centuries, and at
Pythouse, in the parish of Tisbury, Wilts, for
about 130 years. The change in the spelling of the
name from Bennet to Benett has been adopted
by all the family on the authority of ancient
records. — Athenseum Club, S.W. ; 14, Nottingham
Place, W.
BEKGrOUGH, George Henry, Esq. (of The
Bidge).
Eldest son of the late George Bengough, Esq., by
Anne, dau. of the late John Cooke Carpenter,
Esq., Captain R.N. ; b. 1828; s. 1856; m. 1855
Harriet, dau. of Thomas Evans, Esq., M.D., of
Gloucester (she d. 1859). Educated at Winchester,
Rugby, and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1850, M.A.
1853) ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester, and a
Captain in the Royal South Gloucester Militia. —
The Ridge, near Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucester-
shire.
Heir Pres., his brother John Charles, b. 1829 ;
m. 1857 Caroline Augusta, dau. of the Rev. A. G.
Cornwall, of Ashcroft, co. Gloucester.
BENNET, the Bev. Henry Leigh (of Thorpe
Place).
Eldest son of the late Rev. John Leigh Bennet, by
his cousin Harriot Eliza, dau. of Thomas Leigh
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
Bennet, Esq. ; b. 1795 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1845 Caro-
line, 2nd dau. of George Henry Crutchley, Esq., of
Sunning-Hill Park. Educated at Westminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 181G) ; is a Magistrate
for Northamptonshire. — Thorpe Place, near Chert-
sey, Surrey ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Henry Currie Leigh, b. 1852.
BENNET, Bev. John Thomas.
Second son of the late Philip Bennet, Esq., qi<)
Rougham Hall and Tollesbury, by Jane Judith,
daughter and heiress of the Rev. R. Kedington, ol >
Rougham Hall, Suffolk ; b. 1796 ; m. 1830 Hen. I
rietta Eliza, eldest daughter of James Jackson \
Esq., of Doncaster. Educated at Balliol Coll. [
Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1831); is a Magistrate)
for cos. Suffolk and Cambridge, and Rector ol
Cheveley. — Cheveley Rectory, near Newmarket'
Suffolk.
Heir, his son James Thomas Hand, b. 1832.
BENNET, Philip, Esq. (of Bougham Hall).
Eldest son of the late Philip Bennet, Esq., b; !
Jane Judith, dau. and sole heiress of Rev. Roge
Kedington, of Rougham Hall (last male represent;
tive of the Kedingtons of Kedington Hall, Suffolk
6. 1795 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1822 Anne, dau. and co-he
of Sir Thomas Pilkington, Bart., of Chevet. Edil
cated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 181ifl
M.A. 1820) ; Captain Suffolk Yeomanry 1820 ; 1
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk; will
M.P. for W. Suffolk 1845-59. The ancient famill
of Bennet, or Benett, of co. Wilts (from whofl
derive the Bennets, Earls of Tankerville, and tlfl
Earls of Arlington, now represented by the Dak J;]
of Grafton), were originally seated at Nortiij
Bavent, an estate which has remained with tlaj
descendants of the younger branch to this daf*
The elder branch, of which Mr. Bennet is thechr
removed temp. Queen Elizabeth to South Brewha?
co. Somerset, and subsequently to Widcom
House, near Bath, and to Tollesbury, in Esset'
acquired by marriage with the heiresses of Ch< [
man and Hallam, respectively. — Rougham Haf I
near Bury St. Edmunds, . Suffolk ; Tollesbrisfl
Lodge, near Maldon, Essex; Carlton Club, S.W'H
39, Lowndes Street, S.W. •
Heir, his son Philip, Lieutenant Royal Ho|
Guards, b. 1837.
I
BENNETT, Daniel, Esq. (of Faringdon Horn |
Eldest son of the late William Bennett, Esq., H
Marianne, dau. of John Dunkin, Esq., of Frj'H
ning, Essex ; 6. 1823 ; s. 1814 ; on. 1847 MM
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of TJvedale Corbett, E.j i
of Acton Hall, Shropshire. Educated at Rul
and Merton Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate f{
Dep. Lieut, for Berks, and a Cornet Royal W
shire Yeomanry. — Farringdon House, Berks ;C|
servative Club, S.W. .
Heir, his daughter Mary. f
BENNETT, John, Esq. (of Grange). !
Eldest surviving son of the late George Bern!
Esq. (who was 2nd son of John Bennett, Judd'f
King's Bench, Ireland, and Jane, sister of the | e
Sir J. Lovett, Bart., of Liscombe House, Buf),
THE UNITED KINGDOM,
[Ben
Eleanor, dau. of Captain Kingsley, of London ;
1813 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1842 Sarah, eldest daughter
John Brereton, Esq. Educated at Shrewsbury ;
a Magistrate for King's co. — Grange, Clareen,
ar Pavsonstown, King's co.
Jh ir, his son George Lovett, b. 1844.
JNETT, Josepli Henry, Esq, (of Bennett's
Court).
dest son of the late George Jackson, Esq., of
anbeg, co. Waterford, by Susanna, dau. and
le heiress of Joseph Bennett, Esq., Recorder of
rk, and Elizabeth, dau. of John Warren, Esq.,
Castle Warren, co. Cork ; b. 1782 ; s. 1813 his
jther (whose family name he assumed by Royal
euse) ; m. 1812 Theodosia Ann, dau. and co-
ress of John Smith, Esq., of Summer Castle,
Lancaster. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
tford ; served formerly in the 56th foot, and 9th
ght Dragoons. — Bennett's Court, Queenstown,
Cork.
TNETT, Richard Gully, Esq. (of Tresillian
House).
dest son of the late Richard Gully Bennett,
q., by Loveday, dau. of "William Bassett, Esq.,
Pencorse ; b. 1820 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1846 Mary
afl, 4th dau. of Richard Hosken, Esq., of Care-
k. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
i3) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Corn-
-Tresillian House, near Truro, Cornwall.
Heir, his son Edward Gully, b. 1849.
lNTE, George, Esq. (of Parmoyle House),
ly son of the late John Bennie, Esq., by Marga-
,dau. of Robert Glenny, Esq., of Newry ; b. 1827 ;
L847 ; m. 1850 Jane, dau. of James Parker,
|j Educated atMerchiston Castle, Edinburgh ;
a Magistrate for co. Monaghan, and a Grand
ror of that county ; was formerly a Merchant in
I wry. This family is of Scotch extraction. —
rmoyle House, near Ballibay, co. Monaghan.
leiress, his dau. Elizabeth Margaret Hallyday.
WITT, -William, Esq. (of Stourton Hall),
lest son of the late Samuel Bennitt, Esq., by
le, dau. of S. Hodgetts, Esq., of Dudley ; b.
)0 ; m. 1836 Sarah Louisa, dau. of John Dawes,
|. Is a Magistrate for the cos. of Worcester,
fford, and Salop, a Dep. Lieut, for co. Worces-
, and Captain of the Dudley Squadron of
een's Own Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry. —
iurton Hall, near Stourbridge ; Priory House,
r Dudley.
'Ieir, his son Pynson Wilmot, b. 1837.
II SON, Sir John, Knt. (cr. 1853).
i of John Benson, Esq., of Collooney, co. Sligo ;
812; m. 1849 Mary, dau. of J. Smith, Esq.,
the 46th regt. ; is an eminent Civil Engineer ;
i architect of the Great Exhibition at Dublin. —
ntenotte, near Cork.
SON, Moses George, Esq. (of Lutwyche
Hall).
1 est son of the late Ralph Benaon, Esq. (some
t o M.P. for Stafford), by Barbara, 3rd dau. and
«
co-heiress of Thomas Lewin, Esq., of Cloghans,
co. Mayo; 6. 1798 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1826 Charlotte
Riou, only child of the late Colonel Lyde Browne,
21st Fusiliers. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co, .Salop, a Magis-
trate for co. Worcester, and patron of 2 livings.
This family was formerly seated in Furness. — Lut-
wyche Hall, near Wenlock, Shropshire ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Ralph Augustus, b. 1828 ; edu-
cated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
BENT, Lady (of Edge HiU).
Elizabeth, dau. of John Davenport, Esq., M.P.,
of Westwood Hall, Leek, co. Stafford ; m. 1822
Sir John Bent, who d. 1857. — Edge Hill, Liver-
pool.
BENT, John, Esq. (of Wexham Lodge).
Second son of the late Rev. George Bent, by his
1st wife Mary, dau. of John Milton, Esq., of
Bristol ; b. 1782 ; s. 1831 ; m. 1823 Elizabeth,
youngest dau. of Robert Paul, Esq., President of
the Council of St. "Vincent, West Indies. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks ; entered
the army as Ensign 5th foot 1804, retired as
Major 1831. This family was formerly of Jacob-
stow, Devon. — Wexham Lodge, near Slough,
Bucks ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son George, b. 1824, Captain 25th
foot.
BENTINCK, Sir Henry John William, K.C.B.
(cr. 1855).
Youngest son of the late Major-General John
Charles Bentinck (Count of the Holy Roman Em-
pire), by Jemima, eldest dau. of the 6th Earl of
Athlone, and cousin of 5th Duke of Portland ;
b. 1796 ; m. 1829 Renira Antoinette, dau. of Ad-
miral Sir James Hawkins-Whitshed, Bart., G.C.B.
Entered the army in 1813 ; became Lieutenant-
Colonel Coldstream Guards in 1829, and Colonel
A.-D.-C. to the Queen in 1841 ; commanded the
Brigade of Guards in the Eastern campaign of
1854, including the Alma, Balaclava, and Inker-
mann (where he was wounded), and the siege of
Sebastopol ; became Major-General in 1855 ; re-
ceived the local rank of Lieuteuant-General. and
commanded the 4th Division to the close of the
war ; appointed Colonel of the 28th foot in 1854 ;
is a Commander of the Legion of Honour ; has the
Turkish Order of the Medjidie, the Crimean medal
and four clasps, and the Sardinian medal. — United
Service Club, S.W. ; 35, Grosvenor Street. W
BENTINCK, George William Pierrepont, Esq.
(of Terrington).
Eldest son of the late Vice- Admiral W. Bentinck,
by Frances Eliza Augusta, only dau. of the 1st Fai l
Manvers ; b. 1803 ; 5.1813. Educated at Eton;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk : has
been M.P. for W. Norfolk ninoe 1 852, This family
is a younger branch of the ducal houae of Portland,
— Terrington, near King's Lynn, fforfolk : Carlton
Club, S.W. : 66, l>avios St.. Berkeley Square, W,
Ifeiv Pres., his brother Henry Fagot, l>. 1999*
Ben]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BENTINCK, Rev. William Harry Edward.
Eldest son of the late Lord Edward C. Ben ti nek,
by Elizabeth, eldest dan. of Richard Cumberland,
Esq., and grandson of 2nd Duke of Portland,
K.G. ; b. 1784 ; to. 1S14 Frances, dau. of the
Rev. T. Constable. Educated at Westminster and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1805, M.A. 1808); ap-
pointed Rector of Sigglesthorne 1808, Prebendary
(now Canon) of Westminster 1809, Archdeacon of
Westminster 1854. — Sigglesthorne Rectory, near
Hull ; University Club, S.W. ; Cloisters, West-
minster, S.W.
BENTLEY, John, Esq. (of Birch House).
Only son of the late John Bentley, Esq., by Ellen,
dau. of Richard Lomax, Esq., of Harwood, near
Bolton ; b. 1797 ; s. 1821 ; to. 1836 Emma, eldest
dau. of Clement Royds, Esq., of Mount Falinge,
co. Lancaster, who was High Sheriff of Lancashire
in 1850. Educated at the University of Edin-
burgh ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, and a
Magistrate for Middlesex, Westminster, and Lan-
cashire.— Birch House, near Bolton, Lancashire ;
Union Club, S.W. ; 9, Portland Place, W.
Heir, his son Francis John Royds, b. 1850.
BENTLEY, William, Esq. (of Hurlston).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late William
Bentley, Esq., by Matilda, dau. of Stumbles Philips,
Esq., of Mount Philips, co. Tipperary ; b. 1821 ; s.
his brother 1842 ; to. 1857 Juliet Mary, only dau.
of William Digby Lawlor, Esq., M.D. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1845) ; is a Magis-
trate for co. Clare. This family (formerly called
De Bentley) is of Norman origin, but more imme-
diately descended from Capt. Thomas Bentley,
who, in the year 1642, came to Ireland with the
English army, and, having received grants of land
in that country, settled there. — Hurlston, Broad-
ford, near Limerick.
Heir, his son William Aubrey, b. 1858.
BEUYOl", Richard, Esq. (of Englefield House).
Second surviving son of the late William Henry
Fellowes, Esq., of Ramsey Abbey, Hunts, by Emma,
4th dau. of Richard Benyon, Esq., of Englefield
House, Reading; f. 1811; m. 1858 Elizabeth
Mary, 2nd dau. of Robert Clutterbuck, Esq., of
Watford House, Herts. Educated at the Charter-
house and St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1833,
M.A. 1835); called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1837 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Berks
(High Sheriff 1857) ; succeeded 1854 to the estates
of his maternal uncle, Richard Benyon de Beau-
voir, and took the name of Benyon in compliance
with his will. — Englefield House, near Reading ;
Carlton, Conservative, and Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ;
34, Grosvenor Square, W,
BERE, Mrs. (of Morebath).
Wilhelmina Jemima, 3rd dau. of the late Right Rev.
Dr. Sandford, Bishop of Edinburgh ; to. 1822 Mon-
tague Baker Bere, Esq., a Commissioner of Bank-
ruptcy and a Dep. Lieut, for Devon, and Chairman
of the Quarter Sessions, who cl. 1858. — Morebath,
near Tiverton, Devon.
Heir, her son Montague, Barrister- at-Law,j
corder of Penzance, b. 1824 • m. 1852 Cecil L
rietta, 2nd dau. of Capt. T. W. Buller, R.l"
Whim pie, Devon.
BEEESPOED, Sir George de la Poer, Bar
1814).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir J. P. Bere
Bart., K.C.B., G.C.H., &c. (who was a 1
George, 1st Marquis of Waterford, and brotl
the late F. M. Viscount Beresford), by h
wife Mary, dau. of Captain A. J. P. Molloy, R.
Wimpole Street, London ; b. 1811; s. as 2nd
1844 ; to. 1846 Elizabeth, dau. of Davis U
Esq., of Clontitret. Educated at Harrow i
pointed Ensign 88th regiment 1827, Lieut
7th foot 1828, Major 1852; was M.P. for
lone 1841-2.— Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Carr de la Poer, b, 1
BEEESFOED, George John, Esq. (of "V1
house).
Second son of the late Rev. C. C. Beresfo
Amelia, dau. of Sir W. Montgomery, Ba
Macbie.Hill, co. Peebles; b. 1807; to. 1st
Jane Charlotte, dau. of C. Riall, Esq., of He]
co. Tipperary; 2nd 1844 Frances Constanti
of R. Uniacke, Esq., of Woodhouse, co. Wat
Educated at Eton and Royal Military Coll.,
wich ; is a Magistrate for co. Waterford ; apj
2nd Lieutenant Royal Artillery 1826, C
1841, Lieutenant-Colonel 1854, and Colonel
is now Colonel Royal Artillery (retired full
Woodhouse, Kilmacthomas, near Carrick-o
Ireland.
Heir, his son Robert Henry, b. 1845.
BERESFORD, George Robert, Esq. (of IV
hill).
Only son of the late Rev. John I. Beresf'
Sophia, dau. of R. White, Esq., of jj|
Queen's co.; b. 1830 ; s. 1847. Educated at'
Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1852). Is a Magistrate
Peebles ; appointed to the 88th regime ntH
became Captain 1855 ; is Captain half-if
foot, and A.-D.-C. to Major-General Shirlejfa
served throughout the Crimean campaign
Knight of the Legion of Honour.— Maid
Leadburn, co. Peebles, N.B. ; Junior UliiiU
vice Club, S.W.
jea lioi
sfo: a
BERESFORD, John Barre, Esq. (of Lea]
Park).
Eldest son of the late Henry Barre' Beresf
by Eliza, youngest dau. of John Bayly, ftq.j
Bristol; 6. 1815; s. 1837; m. 1st 1840 ■
3rd dau. of Hugh Lyons Montgomery, if
d. 1850) ; 2nd 1853 Caroline, only child of fill
and Lady Elizabeth Hamilton Ash. Eduftl
Eton andCh. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1835) ; is m
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Londonderrjfr
mount Park, near Londonderry.
Heir, his son Henry Barre" Blacker, b. 1\8.
BERESFORD, Rev. John George.
Youngest son of the late Admiral Sir J fin
Beresford, Bart., K.C.B., M.P., by his W
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Eer
riet Elizabeth, 3rd dau. of the late Henry
•se, Esq., M.P., of Bedale, co. York ; b. 1821 ;
.846 Caroline Amelia, 6th dau. of Thomas, 1st
i Denman. Educated at Eton and St. Peter's
., Cambridge (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1847); ap-
,ted Rector of Wymondham 1849. — Wymond-
i Rectory, near Oakham, Rutland.
rcir, his son John, b. 1847.
3SFORD, Mrs.
ia Maria, dau. of the Rev. F. Fitzpatrick, of
h Schillan Glebe, co. Cavan ; m. 1838 the
•. Charles Claudius Beresford, who d. 1S48. —
.ieborough, co. Cavan.
3SFORD, Right Hon. WiUiam.
y son of the late Marcus Beresford, Esq. (many
s M.P. for Dungarvon), by Frances Arabella,
nger dau. of the 1st Earl of Miltown ; b. 1798 ;
834 Anna Maria, dau. of G. R. Heneage, Esq.,
[ainton, co. Lincoln. Educated at Eton and St.
y's Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1819) ; is a Major in the
y, retired ; formerly Capt. 12th Lancers ; was
etary at War in 1852 ; was M.P. for Harwich
1-7, since which he has sat for the Northern
ision of Essex. — Hampton Court Palace, S.W. ;
(ton Club ; 3, King Street, St. James, S.W.
Wfc his son Mostyn de la Poer, b. 1835 ?
PfteSFORD, Bev. William Montgomery,
rd son of the late H. Barrd Beresford, Esq., of
rmount, co. Londonderry, by Eliza, dau. of J.
iy, Esq., of Bristol ; b. 1817 ; m. 1851 Rosa
1 n, dau. of J. Turner, Esq., of Brigton. Edu-
d at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1840,
9 1859) ; Ordained 1841, appointed Curate of
ry Cathedral 1857 ; was Perpetual Curate of
lity Church, Aylesbury, 1853-7. This is a
or branch of the family of the Marquis of
:«f° terford. — Londonderry.
leir, his son William James Montgomery, 5.1859.
ES FORD -PACK.
(See PacJc.)
iiMESFORD-PEIRSE, Henry WiUiam De la
Poer, Esq.* (of Bedale Hall).
of the late Admiral Sir J. P. Beresford, Bart.,
.B., M.P., by Harriet, youngest dau. of the
Henry Peirse, Esq., M.P., of Bedale and Hut-
Bonville, co. York ; b. 1820 ; s. his maternal
t in 1850, when he took the additional name of
3 ; m. 1848 Henrietta Anne Theodosia, only
of the late Hon. and Rev. Thomas Monson.
icated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
co. York ; was formerly in the 5th Fusiliers.
>edale Hall, Yorkshire ; Carlton and Army and
vy Clubs, S.W.
WPf his son Henry Monson De la Poer, b.
0.
INGTON, Charles Michael, Esq. (of Little
MLalvern Court).
est son of the late William Berington, Esq., by
ry Frances, dau. of Don Joseph Brune, of Cadiz,
Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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Spain ; b. 1830 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1858 Ellen Mary, 2nd
dau. of the late Jas. Balfe, Esq., of Runnymede,
co. Roscommon. Educated at Downside Coll., near
Bath ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Worcester. This family was originally of Mote
Hall, co. Salop, and settled at Windesley, co.
Hereford, temp. Edward III., and obtained Little
Malvern by marriage with a Russell at the begin-
ing of the last century. — Little Malvern Court,
Worcestershire.
BERKELEY (Earl of), Thomas Moreton Fitz-
Hardinge-Berkeley (cr. 1679).
Fifth son of the 5th Earl, by Mary, dau. of Mr.
William Cole, of Wotton-under-Edge, co. Glou-
cester; b. 1796; s. 1810. Educated at Ch. Ch.r
Oxford. Is co-heir to the Baronies of Mowbray,
Segrave, and Braose of Gower. — Cranford Cottage,
near Hounslow, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Charles Grantley,
(whom see).
BERKELEY, Hon. George Charles Grantley
Fitz-Hardinge.
Sixth son of the 5th Earl of Berkeley, by Mary,
dau. of Mr. W. Cole, of Wotton-under-Edge, and
heir pres. to that title ; b. 1800 ; m. 1824 Caroline
Martha, dau. of the late Paul Benfield, Esq. ; is a
Magistrate for co. Gloucester ; formerly an officer
in the Army ; was M.P. for West Gloucestershire
1832-47 ; is author of " Berkeley Castle," and other
works of fiction. — Beacon Lodge, near Christ
Church, Hants,
Heir, his son Swinburne Fitz-Hardinge, b. 1825.
BERKELEY, Right Hon. Sir Maurice Frederick
Fitz-Hardinge, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
Second son of the 5th Earl of Berkeley, and brother
of the late Earl Fitz-Hardinge; b. 1788; m. 1st
1823 Charlotte, dau. of 4th Duke of Richmond ; 2nd
1834 Charlotte, dau. of 1st Earl Ducie. Entered
the Navy 1802 ; served in the Mediten-anean, and
was present at the capture of Acre ; became Yice-
Admiral of the Red 1858 ; is a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester, and a Dep. Lieut, for Sussex ; was a
Lord of the Admiralty 1833-4, 1846-52, and 1S53-7 ;
M.P. for Gloucester 1835-57.— Berkeley Castle,
Gloucestershire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Francis William, Lieut. -Colonel
Royal Horse Guards, and M.P. for Cheltenham,
b. 1826 ; m. 1857 Georgina, only dau. of the late
Colonel Holme Sumner, of Hatchlands, Surrey.
BERKELEY, Charles Lennox Grenville, Esq.
Second son of the late Admiral the Hon. Sir G. C.
Berkeley, G.C.B., by Emily Charlotte, dau. of Lord
G. Lennox, and cousin of the late Earl Fitz-llai-
dinge ; b. 1806 ; m. 1827 Augusta Elizabeth, dau.
of J. H. Leigh, Esq., sister of the 1st Lord Lei jh.
Educated at the Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst :
appointed a Commissioner of Customs 1856 : is .i
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester ;
formerly Captain 52nd foot; was Secretary to the
Poor-Law Board 1852-6 ; M.P. for Cheltenham and
Evesham 1848-56. — Travellers' and Brookes' Clubs,
S.W. ; 7, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
Ber]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BERKELEY, Francis Honry Fitz-Hardingo,
Esq.
A younger son of the late Earl of Berkeley ; b. 1791 ;
unmarried. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; has
been M.P. for Bristol since 1837.— Reform Club,
S.W. ; 1, Victoria Square, Pimlico, S.W.
BERKELEY, Robert, Esq. (of Spetchley Park).
Eldest son of the late Robert Berkeley, Esq., by
Apollonia, 3rd dau. of Richard Lee, Esq., of Llan-
foist, co. Monmouth ; b. 1794 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1822
Henrietta Sophia, eldest dau. and co-heir of the late
Paul Benfield, Esq., of Grosvenor Square. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Worcester. This
family represents a younger branch of that of the
Earl of Berkeley. — Spetchley Park, near Worcester.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1823 ; m. 1851 Catherine,
dau. of 3rd Earl of Kenmare.
BERNARD, Hon. and Rev. Charles Brodrick.
Second son of 2nd Earl of Bandon ; b. 1811 ; m.
1843 Jane Grace, sister of 7th Lord Carbery.
Educated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A.
1834) ; is Rector and Prebendary of Kilbrogan and
Rural Dean.— Kilbrogan Rectory, near Bandon,
co. Cork.
BERNARD, Hon. Henry Boyle.
Third son of 2nd Earl of Bandon; b. 1812; m.
1848 Matilda Sophia, dau. of General Turner,
Colonel 18th regt. ; is Colonel South Cork Light
Infantry. — Coolmain Castle, near Bandon, co. Cork.
BERNARD, Hon. William Smyth.
Fourth son of the 1st Earl of Bandon ; b. 1792 ; m.
1831 Elizabeth, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Gilman ;
is a Magistrate for co. Cork, and Captain half-pay
1st Dragoon Guards ; was M.P. for Bandon
1832-4, re-chosen 1857.— The Farm, near Bandon,
co. Cork.
BERNARD, Joseph, Esq.
Son of the late Peter Bernard, Esq., of Southamp-
ton, by Sophia, dau. of Duncan Dallas, Esq. ; b.
1804 ; m. 1841 Georgiana Emily, dau. of William
Abbot, Esq., late of Warnford Park, Hants. Is a
Magistrate for Hants, and for the Borough of South-
ampton.—10, Rockstone Place, Southampton.
Heir, his son Charles Colson, b. 1848.
BERNARD, Thomas, Esq. (of Castle Bernard).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Thomas Bernard, by
his 2nd wife Lady Catherine Henrietta, sister of
the 3rd Earl of Donoughmore ; b. 1816 ; s. 1834.
Educated at Winchester • is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for King's co. (High Sheriff 1837) ; a Lieu-
tenant-Colonel in the Army, and Lieutenant-Colonel
King's co. Militia; was formerly Captain 12th
Royal Lancers. Various members of this family
represented the King's Co. in Parliament from
1802 to 1832.— Castle Bernard, near Kinnetty,
King's co.; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Richard, b. 1821.
BERNARD, Thomas Tyringham, Esq. (of "Win-
chenden Priory).
Third son of the late Sir Scrope Bernard Morland,
Bart., by Harriet, dau. of William Morland, Esq. ;
6. 1791 ; m. 1st 1819 Sophia Charlotte, dau. of]
Sir D. Williams, Bart. ; 2nd 1 840 Martha Lou
dau. of W. Minshull, Esq. (&). Educated at E
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and I
Lieut, for Bucks ; has been M.P. for Aylesbl
since 1857. — Winchendon Priory, near Aylesbi
Bucks ; Union Club, S.W.
Heirs, his daughters Letitia Charlotte and Soji
Elizabeth.
BERNARD-MORLAND.
(See Morland.)
BERNERS (Lord), Henry William "Wilson r|
1454).
Eldest son of the 5th Lord, by Elizabeth, da1 1
T. Sumpter, Esq., of Histon, co. Cambridge]
1797 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1st 1823 Mary Letitia, elder i
and co-heir of Colonel G. Crump (she d. 1856) ;
1857 Henrietta Charlotte, dau. of 1st Lord 3
mere. Educated at Eton and Emmanuel <
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Rutland and
folk, and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Ll
tershire. Patronage 4 livings. Is linealh
scended from the ancient family of Kneve
Buckenham Castle, and Ashwelthorpe Hall,
folk, who were of renown temp. William I
during the Crusades, as well as under Henry"1
to Cromwell. This title was in abeyance 1743-
— Keythorpe Hall, near Leicester ; Ashweltt
near W ymondham, Norfolk ; Carlton and Nai
Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his niece Emma Harriet ; m.
Sir H. T. Tyrwhitt, Bart, (whom see).
BERNEY, Sir Hanson, Bart. (cr. 1620),
Eldest son of the late Sir John Berney, Ba:
Henrietta, dau. of the 1st Earl of Abergav
b. 1780 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1825 ; m. 1st 1811 1
beth Ann, dau. of H. Tahourdin, Esq. ; 2m
Mary, dau. of T. Peck, Esq. ; is a Magistra
Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. Patronage 1 liv.j
Kirby Beedon, Norfolk ; Twy cross, near . fd
stone, Derbyshire. ,
Heir, his son Henry Hanson, b. 1843.
BERTIE, Hon. and Rev. Frederick.
Youngest son of Willoughby, 4 th Earl of Abifl
by Charlotte, dau. and co-heir of Admiral Sii|
Warren ; b. 1793 ; m. 1825 Georgiana Anne 1
dau. of Admiral Lord M. Kerr, and of Ch;l
(in her own right) Countess of Antrim. Ec 11
at Westminster and Jesus Coll., Cambridgel
1816) ; appointed Rector of Wytham, Berks tty
and of Albury, Oxon, 1820. — Albury Rectoi 'oe»
Wheatley, Oxon.
Heir, his son Charles McDonnell, b. 1829.1
BERWICK (Lord), Richard Noel Noel-I C
1784). ;
Eldest son of the 4th Lord, by Frances, k
William Mostyn Owen, Esq. ; b. 1800 ; i >
Educated at Rugby ; patronage 3 living j is
Magistrate for co. Salop. — At tin gh am Ha,
Shrewsbury.
Heir Pres., his brother William, a Dep.j^
for co. Salop, and late Lieut.-Colonel 3a
Militia ; formerly a Colonel in the Army ; I i1
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[Bev
BOROUGH (Earl of), John George Bra-
izon Ponsonby, P.O. (cr. 1739).
ast son of the 4 th Earl, by Maria, dau. of the
1 Earl of "Westmoreland ; b. 1809 ; s. 1847 ; m.
1835 Frances Charlotte, dau. of the 1st Earl of
•ham (she d. 1835) ; 2nd 1849 Caroline, dau. of
Duke of Richmond, K.G. Educated at the
rterhouse ; sits in the House of Peers as
d Ponsonby (cr. 1749) ; is Lord Lieutenant
Custos Rotulorum of co. Carlow ; late Master
he Buckhounds ; was M.P. for Derby 1835-47.
essborough House, near Kilkenny ; Sysonby,
M? Leicester ; 40, Charles Street, W.
MTeir Pres., his brother Frederick George, Bar-
B3r-at-Law, and a Dep. Lieut, for King's co.,
■7, Hon. and Rev. Samuel.
Ird son of 1st Lord Wynford ; b. 1802; m. 1st
■3 Charlotte, dau. of Sir J. Burrough (she d.
■3) ; 2nd 1835 Emma, dau. of late Lieutenant-
■ >nel C. Duke. Educated at Eton and King's
I ., Cambridge (M. A. 1823) ; appointed Rector
■Abbots Anne 1831. — Abbots Anne Rectory,
fl.* Andover, Hants.
\ Hon. Thomas.
>nd son of 1st Lord Wynford; b. 1799; m.
5 Marianne, 2nd dau. of 2nd Lord Kenyon ;
red the navy 1812, became Lieut. 1822, Capfc.
), Rear-Admiral 1856 ; has been since on half-
; served on N. and S. American and Mediter-
>an stations. — 19, Hyde-Park Square, W.
?, Edward, Esq. (of Bilston).
anth son of the late Norris Best, Esq., by
mnah, dau. of Joseph March, Esq., of Sutton
lfield ; b. 1795 ; m. 1826 Mary, only child
■Matthew Dewes, Esq., of Chipping Norton.
j|i Magistrate for co. Stafford. This family is
Ilended through a regular line of beneficed
ju^y from John Best, Bishop of Carlisle in the
Ifln of Queen Elizabeth, and translated A.D.
,i ) to the see of Chester. — Bilston, Staffordshire.
Veir, his son Henry Dewes, b. 1832.
jjjflTCKE, Miss (of Pike House).
g4y Alice Gibson, only child and heir of the late
An. Halliwell Beswicke, Esq., of Pike House, co.
j'J caster, by Maria, dau. of Henry Wilkinson, Esq.,
gidountforde, in the same county ; s. 1842. Is
Jvesentative of the Beswicke family, long seated
Iflhe township of Beswicke, near Manchester ;
sents also the ancient family of Hallywell of
!?3es, near Rochdale. — Pike House, near Roch-
rtire$ses Pres., her aunts, Honora Elizabeth, m.
3 Rev. F. R. Raines ; and Caroline Gibson, m.
J J. Wilkinson, Esq.
IELL, Sir Richard, Knt. (cr. 1853).
J of the late Richard Bethell, Esq. M.D. ; b.
flj! 5 J m. 1 825 Eleanor Mary, dau. of R. Abraham,
. Graduated B.A. 1818, at Wadham Coll.,
>rd, of which he was afterwards elected a
om ; is Vice-Chancellor of the co. Palatino of
caster, and Standing Counsel to the University
51
of Oxford ; called to the Bar at Middle Temple
1823 ; made Queen's Counsel 1840 ; was Solicitor-
General 1852-6 ; Attorney:General 1856-8 ; re-
appointed 1859 ; was M.P. for Aylesbury 1851-9,
when he was elected for Kidderminster. — 25, Glou-
cester Square, W. ; 3 Stone Buildings, Lincoln's
Inn, W.C.
BETHELL, Richard, Esc-, (of "Walton Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Richard Bethell, by
Anne, dau. of James Clitherow, Esq. ; b. 1772 ;
m. 1800 Mary, 2nd dau. of William Welbach, Esq.,
of London and of Ravensworth Cowton, co. York.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for East Riding of
Yorkshire ; was M.P. for East Riding of Yorkshire
1830-1, and 1833-41.— Walton Abbey, near Bever-
ley, Yorkshire,
BETHUNE, Sir John Trotter Lindsay, Bart,
(cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Major-General Sir Henry
Lindsay Bethune, Bart, (a General in the Military
service of Persia), by — Coutts, dau. of JohnTrotter,
Esq., of Dyrham Park, Herts ; b. 1827 ; s. as 2nd
Bart. 1851. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Fife ; late
Lieutenant 91st foot. — Kilconquhar, co. Fife ; 134,
Westbourne Terrace, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Martin William, b. 1843.
BETTS, Edward Ladd, Esq. (of Preston Hall).
Eldest son of William Betts, Esq., by Elizabeth
Hay ward, dau. of Charles Ladd, Esq., of Buckland,
Kent ; b. 1815 ; m. 1843 Ann, dau. of William
Peto, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kent (High Sheriff 1858).— Preston Hall, near
Aylesford, Kent ; Conseiwative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Peto Betts, b. 1844.
BETTS, George, Esq. (of Wortham Hall).
Only son of the late Rev. Thomas D'Eye Betts, of
Wortham Hall, Suffolk, Rector of Martlesham,
and a Magistrate for Norfolk and Suffolk, by
Harriet, dau. of the late Rev. George Clarke
Doughty, of Theberton Hall, Suffolk, Rector of
Martlesham and, Vicar of Hoxne, Suffolk ; b. 1829 ;
.5. 1859. Is Captain 81st regiment. The family of
Betts, of Wortham, came from Wetherden and
settled at Wortham in 1490. — Wortham Hall, near
Diss, Suffolk ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
BETTY, "William Thomas, Esq. (of Knights-
town).
Eldest son and heir of the late Rev. Wm. Betty, of
Rutland Square, Dublin, and Rector of Castlecor
and Oldcastle, co. Meath, by Catherine Henrietta,
dau. of the late Joshua Kemmis, Esq., of Knights*
town, Queen's co. ; b. 1831 ; s. 1852. Educated a1
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Captain 6th Dragoon
Guards. — Knightstown, Queen's county ; Rutland
Square West, Dublin ; Army and Navy Club. S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Joshua Frederick, b. ] 832 ;
Lieutenant Royal Artillery.
SEVAN, George Phillips, Esq., M.D. (of CM
Mawr).
Fourth son of the late W. H. Be van, Beq., by
Margaret, dau. of Joseph Latham, Btq.j ' • ; "
is 2
Bev]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
m. 1S51 Annie, eldest d.au. of Henry Newsham,
Esq. Educated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate for
oo. Brecon. — Cefn Mawr, Beaufort, near Newport,
Monmouthshire.
BEVAN, Bobert Cooper Lee, Esq. (of Fosbury).
Eldest son of the late David Bevan, Esq., by Eavell
Bourke, dau. of Bobert Cooper Lee, Esq., of Bed-
ford Square ; b. 1S09 ; s. 184 G ; m. 1st 1836 Agneta
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir Joseph Sydney Yorke,
and sister of the 4th Earl of Hardwicke ; 2nd 1849
Emma Frances, dau. of the late Bishop (Shuttle-
worth) of Chichester. Educated at Harrow and
Trinity Coll., Oxford. — Fosbury, near Hungerford,
Wilts ; Trent Park, near East Barnet, Herts • 31,
Prince's Gate, S.W.
Heir, his son Sydney, b. 1838.
BEVERIDGE, Duncan James, Esq. (of Dam-
side).
Only son of the late James Beveridge Duncan,
Esq., a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for the
county, by Isabella, 3rd dau. of Thomas Mar-
shall, Esq., Lord Provost of Perth; 6. 1792 ; s.
1833 ; m. 1829 Elizabeth Fraser, youngest dau. of
Bobert Boss, Esq., of Oakbank, Perth. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth ; was formerly
a Captain in the West Kent Local Militia. This
gentleman is the Chief of the Beveridges in Scot-
land, as confirmed to him in 1813 by the Lord Lion
Depute. — Damside, near Auchterarder, Perthshire,
N.B.; 27, Bury Street, St. James's, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Elizabeth Fraser, m. 1858 Henry,
3rd son of the late Captain MacDuff, Boyal Perth-
shire Militia, of Bonhard.
BEVEELEY (3rd Earl of), George Percy, P.C.,
D.C.L. (cr. 1790).
Eldest son of the 2nd Earl (who was 2nd son of the
1st Duke of Northumberland), by Isabella, dau. of
the late Peter Burrell, Esq., of Beckenham, Kent,
and sister of the 1st Lord Gwydir ; b. 1778 ; s. 1830 ;
on. 1801 Louisa, sister of the 1st Lord Wharncliffe.
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A.
1799); is Colonel Northumberland Militia; for-
merly Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard ; was
M.P. for Beeralston 1808-12. Patronage 1 living.
Is Heir Pres. to the Dukedom of Northumberland.
— 11, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son Lord Lovaine (whom see).
BEVEELEY, Kobert Mackenzie, Esq. (of Scar-
borough).
Eldest son of the late William Beverley, Esq., of
Beverley, by Mary, co-heiress with Lady Grantley,
and 2nd dau. of J onathan Midgley, Esq., of Beverley.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(LL.B. 1824) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
East Riding of Yorkshire. — Scarborough, York-
shire.
BEWES, Bev. Tliomas Arcner (of Beaumont
House).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Bewes, Esq. (who was M.P. for Plymouth 1832-41),
by his 1st wife Frances, youngest dau. of John
Culme, Esq., of Tothill, Plymouth ; b. 1803 ; s, 1857.
Educated at Westminster and Exeter Coll., Oxf
(B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828). This family was forme
resident at St. Neots, Cornwall. — Beaumont Hou
near Plymouth.
Heir Pres., his brother Cecil Edward, b. 18!
m. 1847 Frances Elizabeth, eldest dau. of G.
Soltau, Esq., of Little Efford, Devon.
BEWICKE, Calverley, Esq. (of Hallaton Ha1
Eldest son of the late Rev. Calverley John Bewi(
by his 2nd wife Caroline, dau. of Colonel Natha ,
Newnham, Esq., of Barn-Rocks House, Sussj
6. 1816 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1839 Mary Amelia, youn
dau. of the Rev. N. J. Hollingsworth, Recto
Boldon. Educated at Westminster and Univer
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1839).— Hallaton Hall, Lei,
tershire. i
Heir, his son Calverley Theodore, b. 1848. J
BEYNON, John Thomas, Esq. (of Trewern,
Eldest son of the late John Beynon, Esq.,
Mary, dau. of William Thomas, Esq., of Beaum;
b. 1807 ; s. 1823 ; m. 1829 Catherine Sophia,
dau. of Charles Allen Philipps, Esq., of St. Brf
Hill, co. Pembroke. Educated at Shrewsbury^
a Magistrate for cos. Carmarthen and Pembrolf
Trewern, near Nai-berth, South Wales,
Heir, his son John, b. 1829.
BIDDULPH, Sir Theophilus William,
(cr. 1664).
Eldest son of the late Sir Theophilus Bidd
by Jane Rebecca, dau. of Robert Yyner, Est
Eathorpe, co. Warwick ; b. 1830 ; s. as 7ta
1854. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Ox
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. War
was formerly Major 2nd Warwickshire Mili
Birdingbury Hall, near Rugby, Warwickshire
Heir Pres., his uncle Edward, Colonel H.E.I
Service; b. 1788; m. 1837 Louisa, dau. of C
Kelly.
BIDDULPH, Kobert, Esq. (of Ledbury Ptf
Eldest son of the late John Biddulph, Ea
Ledbury, by Augusta, dau. of Walter Long,
of Bath ; 6. 1801 ; s. 1854 ; m. 1830 Elizabett
of the late George Palmer, Esq., M.P., of $W
Pai-k, Essex. Educated at Harrow and Bra jfl
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieij
co. Hereford (High Sheriff 1857) ; was foil
M.P. for the City of Hereford.— The Park!
bury, Herefordshire ; 31, Eaton Place, S.W.iH
Heir, his son Michael, b. 1834.
BIDDULPH (of Burton Park).
(See Wright- Biddulph.)
BIDDULPH (of Chirk Castle).
(See Myddelton-JBiddidph.) j|
BID WELL, Bev. George.
Fourth son of the late Shelford Bidwell, I i
1787 ; m. 1811 Elizabeth, dau. of Samuel I m
Esq. Educated at Eton and Clare Hal to
bridge, of which College he was some time sll
(B.A. 1809, M.A. 1812); ordained DeaccW
Priest 1811 ; appointed Rector of Stan
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Bir
! nts and St. John Baptist, Suffolk, 1811 ; is a
! .gistrate for Suffolk. — Stanton Rectory, near
I tforth, Suffolk.
Heir, his son George Shelford, B.A. St. John's
i 11., Cambridge, in Holy Orders, Curate of Yet-
] aster, Dorset, b. 1830 ; m. 1858 Emma, dau. of
. ;hard Prall, Esq., of Rochester.
II 3-ER, John James, Esq. (of Falniore Hall).
' lest son of the late Lennox Bigger, Esq., Jus-
1 3 of Peace for co. Louth, by Charlotte, dau. of
1 ! late John Eastwood, of Castletown Castle, co.
! uth ; b. 1797 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1838 Charlotte Feris,
i l. of David Courtenay, Esq., of Mountbaylie,
< Louth, widow of the late Major Francis East-
Bod. Is a Magistrate for co. Louth ; was nomi-
i ,ed in 1835 Mayor or High Bailiff of Dundalk,
{ 1 re-elected to the. same office for three succes-
i e years. His father, the late Lennox Bigger,
I o, in 1809, was also High Bailiff, declined
1 : proffered honour of knighthood from the then
] rd Lieutenant, the Duke of Richmond. This
■ lily came originally from Biggar, in Scotland,
i reside in Belfast, and subsequently removed
i Richmond, near Dublin. — Falmore Hall, near
] ndalk, co. Louth.
leir, his son John James Eastwoood, b. 1839.
SIS, William, Esq. (of Highfield House).
■ l of the late Mr. W. Biggs, of Leicester, Mer-
M,nt and Manufacturer ; b. 1805 ; ra. 1837 Mary,
■ingest dau. of the late John Worthington, Esq.
Ha Magistrate and Alderman of Leicester; was
■yor of Leicester 1842-3 and 1848-9 ; M.P. for
■wport, Isle of Wight, 1852-7.— Highfield House,
■ir Leicester ; Reform Club, S.W.
IIn-OLD, Sir Samuel, Bart. (cr. 1854).
Hungest son of the late Thomas Bignold, Esq., of
ijrwich ; b. 1791 ; m. 1815 Elizabeth, dau. of
fin. Atkins, Esq., of Ridlington, Norfolk. Is
rj.VLagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk ; has
<mn Sheriff, and thrice Mayor of Norwich ; was
I P. for Norwich 1855-7.— 8, Surrey Street, Nor-
N:h ; Carlton Club, S.W.
ijlSTOLD, Rev. Samuel Frederick.
■ 3ond son of Sir S. Bignold (whom see), by Eliza-
lh, dau. and heiress of W. Atkins, Esq., of
Ellington, Norfolk; b. 1819; m. 1844 Jane
ILiia, dau. of H. D'Esterre Hemsworth, Esq.,
( Shropham, co. Norfolk. Educated at Balliol
CI., Oxford (B.A. 1842, M.A. 1850) ; appointed
J 3tor of Tivetshall, Norfolk 1845 ; is a Magis-
t te for Norfolk. — Tivetshall, near Scole, Norfolk.
I|GHAM, Lady (of Heathfield Lodge),
lima Septima, youngest dau. of Edmund Morton
Ijydell, Esq., of Whatcombe House, Dorset ;
» 1814 General Sir George R. Bingham, K.C.B.,
;\'o cl. 1833. — Heathfield Lodge, near Ringwood,
1, nts.
XlO-HAM, Denis, Esq. (of Bingham Castle),
ml est son of the late Robert A. Bingham, Esq.
^ o was nephew of the 1st Lord Clanmorris), by
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Anne, dau. of Bingham Denis, Esq. of Bingham
Castle ; b. 1820 ; s. 1842 ; m. 1846 Elizabeth Ellen,
dau. of the late Arthur Nasb> Esq., of Cam House,
co. Mayo. Educated at Shrewsbury and Trinity
Coll., Dublin; is a Magistrate for co. Mayo. —
Bingham Castle, near Belmullet, co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Denis Arthur, b. 1849.
BINGHAM, Peregrine, Esq. (of "Woodbridge
Abbey).
Son of the late P. Bingham, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; m.
1820 Eliza, dau. of James Bolton, Esq. Educated
at Winchester and Magdalen Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1810); called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1818 ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex, and a Police
Magistrate in London. Represents a younger
branch of the family of Bingham, of Bingham's
Melcomb, Dorset. — Woodbridge Abbey, Suffolk ;
Athenaeum Club, S.W. ; 35, Gordon Square, W.C.
Heir, his son Peregrine, a Magistrate for Suf-
folk ; b. 1821 ; m. 1840 Clara, dau. of W. Stanley,
Esq.
BINGHAM, Richard Hippesley, Esq. (of Bing-
ham's Melcombe).
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. William Bing-
ham, by Sarah Emily, dau. of Lieut.-Gen. William
Wynyard, of Kensington Palace ; b. 1804 ; s. 1848 ;
m. 1836 Harriet Georgiana, 3rd dau. of Rev. Mon-
tagu J. Wynyard. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut
for Dorset ; appointed Colonel of the Dorset Militia
1852 ; was formerly in the H.E.I. Co.'s Military
Service. — Bingham's Melcombe, near Dorchester.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles William, in Holy
Orders, Rector of Melcombe Horsey, and a Magis-
trate for Dorset ; b. 1810 ; m. 1st 1839 Caroline
Damer, 2nd dau. of Rev. Montagu J. Wynyard
(she d. 1852) ; 2nd 1855 Mary, dau. of the late
Rev. D. Campbell.
BINNEY, Rev. Richard, D.C.L. (of Bangor
Glebe).
Son of the late Hon. Hibbert Newton Binney,
Member of Council, Nova Scotia, by Lucy, dau.
of Colonel Creighton, of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia ;
b. 1807 ; m. 1834 Elizabeth, dau. of Edward
Hardman, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dub-
lin (B.A. 1844, M.A. 1818) ; graduated D.C.L. at
King's Coll., Nova Scotia 1857 ; is a Magistrate
for co. Down, Incumbent and Rural Dean of
Bangor, and Chaplain to Viscount Bangor ; was
formerly a Captain 74th Highlanders, and a Magis-
trate for co. Kilkenny and Queen's Co. — Bangor
Glebe, near Belfast.
BIRCH, Sir Thomas Bernard, Bart. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Joseph Birch, Bart., by
Elizabeth Mary, 3rd dau. of Benjamin Heywood,
Esq., of Liverpool ; b. 1791 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1833.
Educated at Rugby and Jesus ("oil., Cambridge
(B.A. 1813, M.A. 1816); called to the Bar at
Lincoln's Inn 1817; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Lancaster; was M.P. for Liverpool
1 8 1 7 52, — The Hassles, near Presoot, Danoasbire j
Reform Club, S.W. ; Cox's Hotel, Jennyn S( ,S.W,
Bir
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BIRCH, Wyrley, Esq. (of Wretham).
Eldest ton of the late George Birch, Esq., of Ham-
stead Hall, co. Stafford, by Anne, dau. of Thomas
Lane, Esq., of Bentley, co. Stafford; b. 1781; s.
1807 : m. 1804 Katharine Sarah, 3rd dau. of Jacob
Reynardson, Esq., of Holywell, co. Lincoln. Edu-
cated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for Norfolk (High Sheriff 1848). This
family was formerly resident at Hamstead Hall, in
the parish of Handsvvorth, co. Stafford, for which
co. George Birch was High Sheriff in 1803, as also
was his father, Thomas Birch, in 1745, who after-
wards became a Judge in the Court of Common
Pleas. — Wretham, near Thetford, Norfolk.
Heir, his grandson Wyrley, b. 1837, son of
George Wyrley, who was b. 1805, m. 1833 Jane,
dau. of Richard Congreve, Esq., of Burton, co.
Chester, and d, 1845.
BIRCHALL, Arthur John Vesey Lindsey, Esq.
(of Blackrock House).
Eldest son of the late Owen Lindsey, Esq., of
Standress, co. Mayo, by Mary, dau. and heiress of
Robert Birchall, Esq., of Black Rock, co. Leitrim ;
5. 1811 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1839 Jane, dau. of John
Duckworth, Esq., of Mount Erris, near Boyle.
Entered the Navy 1826, and served till 1838 ; is a
Magistrate for co. Leitrim, and a Captain Leitrim
Rifles Militia. This family came to Ireland in the
reign of Henry III., and obtained grants of land.
Queen Elizabeth granted to John Birchall estates in
cos. Lei trim, Roscommon, and Longford, which were
forfeited in the reign of James I., and re-granted
by the same monarch to Hugh Birchall, in whose
descendants the estates in Leitrim have since con-
tinued.— Blackrock House, near Drumshambo, co.
Leitrim.
Heir, his son Tobias Lambert, b. 1841.
BIRD, Rev. Thomas Hugh.
Second but only surviving son of the late Rev.
C. J. Bird, by Harriet, dau. of David Jones, Esq.,
of Pennygellicha, co. Cardigan ; b. 1806 ; s. 1854 ;
m. 1st 1846 Jane, 2nd dau. of Samuel Bell, Esq.,
of Hopton Hall, Norfolk ; 2nd 1856 Emma, 2nd
dau. of Rev. J. C. Green, Vicar of Rustington,
Sussex. Educated at Shrewsbury and Magdalen
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831); entered
as a Member of the Middle Temple, but subse-
quently took Holy Orders ; appointed incumbent
of Moreton Jeffries 1844, Vicar of Yarkhill 1849 ;
is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. — Yarkhill Vicar-
age, near Ledbury, Herefordshire.
Heir, his son Charles Pavin, b. 1847.
BIBKBECK, Thomas, Esq. (of Settle).
Eldest son of the late William Birkbeck, Esq., by
Rachel, dau. of Nathan Gough, Esq., of Kendal ;
b. 1808 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1840 Anne, 2nd dau. of the
late Rev. John Carr, of Durham, and Stackhouse,
near Settle. Educated at the University of Edin-
burgh ; is a Magistrate for the West Riding of
Yorkshire and Jliancashire ; was formerly a Banker
at Settle, &c— Settle, Yorkshire : Reform Club,
p.w.
Heir, his son William John, b. 1846.
BIBLEY", Rev. John Shepherd (of Kirkham).
Eldest son of the late William Birley, Esq.,
Mary, dau. of John Swaiuson, Esq., of Presto
b. 1805 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1836 Anne, dau. of Jo
Hargreaves, Esq., of Hart Common. Educated
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 183(
is a Magistrate for co. Lancaster. — Kirkham, m
Preston ; Moss Lee, near Bolton-le-Moors, Lam
shire ; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Lucy Mary Shepherd.
BISSHOPP, Sir George Ourzon, Bart, (|f»
1620).
Eldest surviving son of the late Very Rev.
Geo. Bisshopp, 8fch Bart., by Catherine Elizabe
dau. of Andrew Sproule, Captain R.N. ; Z>. 1823
his brother as 10th Bart. 1849. Educated at Etc
was formerly Captain 12th foot. The 7th Ba
who was for many years M.P. for Shoreham, est
fished his claim to the Barony of De la Zouch<
1815.— Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward Cecil, b. 18
m. 1847 Mary, dau. of Rear- Admiral Taylor.
BITTLESTOW, Sir Adam, Knt. (er. 1858).
Called to the Bar at Inner Temple 1841, and
the Midland Circuit ; became a Revising Barri
1850 ; appointed a Judge of the Supreme Cour l
Madras 1858 — Madras. " I
BLAAUW, William Henry, Esc-, (of Be«|
land).
Only son jf the late William Biaauw, Esq., bj
2nd wife Louisa, dau. of Christopher Puller, f
of Wooiford, Essex ; b. 1793 ; s. 1808 ; m. 1st!
Harriet, dau. of John King, Esq. ; 2nd 1832 %
garot Emily, dau. and co-heiress of Sir John
Leger Gillman, Bart., of Curraheen, co. Cork. 1
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1813, ft
1815) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Su
(High Sheriff 1859). This family was fortfJ
settled in Holland. — Beechland, Newick, Jj
Uckfield, Sussex ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas St. Leger, b. 1839. ?
BLACK, Adam, Esc-.
Son of the late Mr. Charles Black, Architect
Edinburgh j b. 1784 ; on. 1817 Isabella, dau. [I
Tait, Esq. Educated at the High Schooljl
University of Edinburgh ; is a Publisher in 1
citv, of which he was five years Provost ; has [1
M.P. for Edinburgh since 1856.— 38, Drumi|
Place, Edinburgh ; Reform Club, S.W.
BLACKALL, Samuel Wensley, Esq. (of Col
toer Manor).
Eldest son of the late Major Robert Bla<tl
H.E.I. Co.'s Service, by Catharine, dau. of th«ffl
W. Lewis, Esq., of the Bombay Civil SerH
b. 1809 ; s. 1855 ; on. 1st 1833 Georgina, dajoj
the late Henry Rowles, Esq., of Stx-atton Ssfl
London ; 2nd 1858 Kate, dau. of the late JJ
Bond, Esq., of co. Longford. Educated at Ti
Coll., Dublin ; appointed Lieutenant-Govern
Dominica 1851 ; is a Magistrate for co. Loo
(High Sheriff 1833) ; was formerly in the S5th :
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
LBla
fantry, and M.P. for co. Longford from 1847-51.
Colamber Manor, near Edgeworthstown, co.
mgford ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1831.
B: iCKBUEN, Peter, Esq. (of KHlearn).
dest son of the late John Blackburn, Esq., by
3becca Louisa, dau. of Rev. Dr. Gillies, of Paisley ;
1811 ; s. 1840 ; m. 1838 Jean Wedderburn, 2nd
u. of James Wedderburn, Esq., formerly Solicitor-
meral of Scotland. Appointed Cornet 2nd Life
lards 1830, retired as Lieutenant 1837 J is a Ma-
jtrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Stirling, and Chair-
in of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway ; has
en M.P. for co. Stirling since 1855 ; was a Lord
the Treasury March-June 1859. This family
s resided in Glasgow since 1590, when Peter
ackburn was one of the Regents of Glasgow
niversity. — Killearn, near Glasgow; Carlton
ub, S.W. ; 5, Paper Buildings, Temple, E.C.
Heir, his son John, b. 1843.
LCKBTTBITE, Bight Hon. Francis (of Bath-
farnham Castle).
dest son of the late Richard Blackburn e, Esq., of
■eat Foot's Town, co. Meath (who d. 1798), by
izabeth, dau. of Francis Hopkins, Esq. ; b. 1782 ;
1809 Jane, dau. of W. Martley, Esq., of Bally-
Ian, co. Meath. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
ublin (B.A. 1803, M.A. 1806, LL.D. 1852) ;
lied to the Irish Bar 1805 ; appointed a King's
mnsel 1822 ; was Attorney-General for Ireland
;31-4, and 1841-2 ; Master of the Rolls (Ireland)
;42-5 ; Chief Justice of the Court of Queen's
3nch (Ireland) 1845-52 ; Lord Chancellor of Ire-
nd February-December 1852 ; appointed a Lord
istice of Appeal in Chancery 1856 ; sworn a
'ember of the Privy Council 1831. This family is
English extraction, and settled in Meath as early
the reign of Charles L — Rathfarnham Castle, co.
ublin ; 34, Merrion Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son William Martley, b. 1810 ; m. 1837
:ary, dau. of the Rev. W. Thorpe, D.D.
BjA.CKBUB.KE, John Ireland, Esq. (of Hale
I Hall).
ldest son of the late John Blackburne, Esq., 47
3ars M.P. for co. Lancaster, by Anne, dau. of
iwruel Rodbard, Esq., of Evercreech, Somerset ;
II 1783 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1811 Anne, dau. of William
amford, Esq., of Bamford. Educated at Eton
■rdCh. Ch., Oxford, of which he is Hon. M.A. ;
fl a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ;
as M.P. for Warrington 1820-32 and 1835-47.—
Kale Hall, near Warrington, Lancashire ; Boodle's
! ad Carlton Clubs, S.W.
1 1 Heir, his son John Ireland, Captain 5th Dragoon
rfjuards, and Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding 4th
I pyal Lancashire Militia ; b. 1815 ; m. 1846 Mary,
I |au. of Sir Henry Hoghton, Bart., of Hoghton
rower.
EACKEB, William Jacob, Esq. (of Wood-
} brook).
hldest son of the late William Blacker, Esq., by
jlinne, sister of the 1st Lord Carew ; h. 1823;
1 1, 1831 ; m. 1849 Elizabeth, dau. of H. P. de
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Montmorency, Esq., of Castle Morres, co. Kil-
kenny. Educated at Harrow ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford (High Sheriff 1852) ;
late Major Wexford Militia. This family is a
younger branch of the Blackers of Garrick-Blacker,
co. Armagh. — Woodbrook, near Enniscorthy, co.
Wexford.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert Shapland Carew,
in Holy Orders, Incumbent of Milton, co. North-
ampton; b. 1826; m. 1858 Theodosia, dau. of George
Meara, Esq., of May Park, co. Waterford.
BLACKEB, Murray MaeG-regor, Esq. (of Clare*
mount).
Youngest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Valen-
tine Blacker, C.B., by Emma, dau. of Robert
Johnson, Esq., of Elm Grove, Lancaster; b. 1824 ;
m. 1851 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Samuel
Blacker, D.D., Rector of Mullabrack, co. Armagh.
Educated at the London University ; is a Magis-
trate for co. Mayo. — Claremount, near Claremorris,
co. Mayo ; Toft Monks House, near Beccles,
Suffolk ; Sackville Street Club, Dublin..
BLACKETT, Sir Edward, Bart. (er. 1673).
Second son of the late Sir William Blackett, Bart., by
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Benjamin Keene, Esq.,
of Weston Lodge, co. Cambridge ; b. 1805 ; s. as
6th Bart. 1816 ; m. 1st 1830 Julia, dau. of Sir C.
Monck, Bart. ; 2nd 1851 Frances Vere, dau. of Sir
W. Loraine, Bart, (widow of W. H. Ord, Esq.,
M.P.) Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northumber-
land ; was formerly Lieutenant 1st Life Guards.
— Matfen Hall, near Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Caidton
and Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ; 16, Portman Square,
W.
Heir, his son Edward William, Captain in the
Rifle Brigade, b. 1831.
BLACKETT, Edward Algernon, Esq. (of Wy-
lam).
Second son of the late Christopher Blackett, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of Montagu Burgoyne,
Esq., of Mark Hall, Essex ; b. 1824 ; s, his brother
1856 ; m. 1852 Lucy, dau, of the Rev. William
Minchin, of Greenhills, co. Tipperary. Educated
at Cheam, Surrey ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Northumberland and King's co., Ireland ; en-
tered the Navy 1838 ; became Lieutenant 1S47 ;
served in the Implacable during the operations
against Mehemet-Ali in 1840, in the Fury steamer
in 1849, in the expedition against the Chinese
pirates, and was 1st Lieutenant of the CreSStf, 80
guns, in the Baltic campaigns of 1854-5. — Wylani,
Oakwood, near Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; Army and
Navy Club, S.W. ; 10, Eaton Place West, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Umfreville, b. 1853.
BLACKETT, Montague, Esq. (of Greenhills).
Second surviving son of the late Christopher Black-
ett, Esq., of Wylam, Northumberland ^see that
family), by Elizabeth, dau. and co-hoi ross of Mont. igUQ
Burgoyne, Esq., of Mark Hall, Kssex : b. 1826.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.. Oxford : purchased
property in Ireland in 1852 j is a (Magistrate foi
Bla]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Tipperary and King's co., and a Captain of the
King's co. Militia. — Greonhills, near Moneygall,
co. Tipperary.
BLACK STONE, William Seymour, Esq. (of
Wallingford Priory).
Eldest son of the late W. Blackstone, Esq., of the
Castle, Wallingford, Berks ; 6. 1809. Educated at
EtonandCh.Ch.,Oxford(B.A.lS31); isaMagistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Berks, and Patron of 1 living;
Avas M.P. for Wallingford 1833-52. This family is
descended from the distinguished lawyer Sir Wil-
liam Blackstone. — The Priory, Wallingford, Berks;
Carlton Cluh, S.W.
BLACKWOOD, Sir Francis, Bart. (cr. 1814).
Eldest surviving son of the late Sir Henry Martin
Blackwood, 3rd Bart., by Harriet Louisa, dau. of
J. M. Bulkeley, Esq. ; b. 1828 ; s. his brother as 4th
Bart. 1854. Was formerly Captain R.N. The
1st Bart., who was an Admiral in the Navy, was
a younger son of the Baroness Dufferin.
Heir Pres., his brother Percy, b. 1840.
BLACKWOOD, Hon. Henry Stevenson.
Fifth son of third Lord Dufferin ; b. 1818 ; m. 1857
Amelia, sister of 6th Earl of Essex. Educated at
Eton ; entered the army as Ensign 1836 ; became
Captain 17th Lancers 1841 ; retired 1843 ; ap-
pointed a Queen's Messenger 1849. — 4, Cadogan
Place, S.W.
BLACKWOOD, Hon. and Kev. William Stear.
Fourth son of 3rd Lord Dufferin by his second wife
Elizabeth, dau. and co-heir of W. H. Finlay, Esq.,
of Gennetts, co. Meath, and heir pres. to that title ;
b. 1802 ; m. 1832 Elizabeth, dau. of R. Hamilton,
Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (M.A.
1826) ; is Vicar of Ballinderry.— Ballinderry Glebe,
co. Antrim.
BLAIKIE, Sir Thomas, Knight (cr. 1856).
Fourth son of John Blaikie, Esq., of Aberdeen, by
Helen, dau. of J. Richardson, Esq., of Perth ; b.
1802 ; m. 1828 Agnes, dau. of Alexander Ding-
wall, Esq., of Rannieston, co. Aberdeen. Edu-
cated at the Grammar School and Marischal Coll.,
Aberdeen, of which city he is a merchant, and was
for many years the Lord Provost. — Kingseat, co.
Aberdeen ; Bonacord Terrace, Aberdeen.
BLAIR, Sir Edward Hunter, Bart. (cr. 1786).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
David Hunter Blair, Bart., by Dorothea, dau. of
E. H. Mackenzie, Esq., of Cromarty, N.B. (brother
of George, 2nd Marquis of Tweeddale) ; b. 1818 ; s.
1857 ; m. 1850 Elizabeth Wauchope, dau. of the
late G-. Wauchope, Esq., and grand-dau. of the
late Andrew Wauchope, Esq., of Niddry, co. Mid-
lothian. Educated at Edinburgh and Royal Naval
Coll., Portsmouth ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Wigton ; was formerly Lieut. 93rd foot.
— Blairquhan Castle, nearMaybole, co. Ayr, N.B. ;
Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son David, b. 1853.
BLAIR, Neil James Fergusson, Esq. (of Baltha
yock).
Eldest son of Adam Fergusson, Esq., of Woot
hill House, co. Perth, by Jemima, dau. of Majo
Johnston ; b. 1814 ; s. 1835 ; m. 1855 Elringtoi
dau. of Sir Neil Douglas, K.C.B. Educated j
Edinburgh ; called to the Scottish Bar 1835 ; is
Magistrate for co. Perth. This family has bee1'
seated in Perthshire for upwards of 500 years (se
Douglas's Baronage). — Balthayock House, nes
Perth ; New Club, Edinburgh.
BLAKE, Sir Thomas Edward, Bart. (cr. 1622) [
Eldest son of the late Sir V. J. Blake, Bart., wl|
was M.P. forGalvvay 1813-18 and 1841-7, by his 1 i
wife Eliza, dau. of J. Donellan, Esq., of Killag ||
co. Galway ; b. 1805 ; s. as 13th Bart. 1847 ; » f
1830 Letitia Maria, dau. of TTlick O'Brien, Esjjl
Educated at Galway Coll. ; is a Magistrate for tl
Borough of Galway. — Menlough Castle, co. Galwa |J
Heir, his son Valentine, b. 1836.
BLAKE, Sir Henry Charles, Bart (cr. 1772). .
Eldest son of the late Sir James Henry Blali
Bart., by Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of General t
Hon. Thomas Gage ; b. 1795 ; s. as 4th Bart. 183
m. 1st 1819 Mary Anne, dau. of T. W. Whitt
Esq., of Midhurst (she d. 1841) ; 2nd 1849 Loui
dau. of Sir T. Pilkinton, Bart, (widow of Rev.
A. Dawson). Is a Magistrate for Suffolk. Tl
family is descended from a common ancestor wi
the Irish Bart, of the same name. — Langham Pai
near Bury St. Edmunds, near Boxford, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Henry Bunbury, Rector of Hess
near Bury St. Edmunds ; b. 1820 ; m. 1847 Fran.*
Marian, dau. of H. J. Oakes, Esq., of Nowtr
Court, Suffolk.
BLAKE, Sir Francis, Bart. (cr. 1774).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Blake, Bart.,
Elizabeth, dau. of Alexander Douglas, Esq. ;
1774 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1818 ; m. 1822 Jane, dau.
William Neale, Esq. (she d. 1827). Was M.P.L
Berwick, 1830-4. Admiral Blake was a mem [
of this family. — Twissell Castle, near Coldstre.'f
N.B. i
BLAKE, Andrew William, Esq. (of Furbou§l
Eldest son of the late Colonel John Blake, |(.
Maria Eliza, dau. of Edmond Gallwey, Esq.i-
Cork; b. 1798 ; s. 1832; m. 1832 Maria, dau'j|
Malachy Daly, Esq., of Raford, co. Galway. E|
cated at St. Mary's Coll., Oscott, and Trinity C<
Dublin (B.A. 1822); is a Magistrate and I|j
Lieut, for co. and borough of Galway, was Bm
Sheriff of co. Galway 1841. — Furbough, near (fil
way ; Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
Heir, his son John Archer Daly, b. 1835. [ j
BLAKE, John Aloysius, Esq. (of Waterford!
Son of Andrew Blake, Esq., Merchant, of Waf j
ford; b. 1826. Educated at Waterford anafj
Pau, France ; formerly a Merchant in Waterf L
of which he was Mayor 1855-6-7 ; President of p
Chamber of Commerce 1858-9 ; has been M.P jr
Waterford since 1857.— 24, King Street, W<4
ford; 12, Lower Mount Street, Dublin; Staf?l
Club, W. ; 69, Pall Mall, S.W*
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[Bla
3 IKE,* Martin Joseph, Esq. (of Ballyglunin).
n of the late Martin Blake, Esq., of Ballyglunin.
a Magistrate for co. Galway ; was M.P. for co.
ilway 1833-57 ; is representative of the Blakes of
Ulyglunin, from whom are sprung the Blakes,
irouets, of Suffolk. — Ballyglunin Park, near
thenry, co. Galway ; Reform Club, S.W.
jjLKE, Theobald Michael, Esq. (of French-
fort).
dest son of the late Edward Blake, Esq., of Kil-
llagh, by Maria, dau. of Thomas McDermott,
q., of Dublin ; b. 1826 ; s. 1853 ; m. 1854 Eliza-
th Mary, dau. of James Blake, Esq., of Vermont,
lucated at Oscott Coll. ; is a Magistrate and
p. Lieut, for co. Galway. — Frenchfort and Kil-
llagh, near Oranmore, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Edward, b. 1855.
lKE, Thomas, Esq., LL.D. (of Horstead).
dest son of the late Thomas Blake, Esq., of Nor-
ch, Barrister-at-Law, by Theodora Martha, eldest
a. of David Colombine, Esq., of Norwich (a
ntleman of French extraction) ; b. 1790 ; s. 1813.
ucated at Norwich, and at Trinity Hall, Cam-
dge, of which Coll. he is a Fellow ; is a Magis-
>te and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. This family
s formerly of Bunwell and Scottow, co. Norfolk.
Horstead, Norfolk ; College of Advocates, Doc-
s' Commons, E.C. ; University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Robert Blake- Humfrey,
\., b. 1795 (whom see).
IE, William John, Esq., E.K.S. (of Danes-
bury).
lest son of the late William Blake, Esq., by
iry, dau. of Joseph Nash, Esq., and grand-dau.
John Darker, Esq., of Gay ton, co. Northampton,
merly M.P. for Leicester ; b. 1805 ; s. 1852.
ucated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1826, M.A.
29) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1831 ; is
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts ; was M.P.
Newport, Isle of Wight, 1837-41.— Danesbury,
iv Welwyn, Herts ; Brookes' and Athenasum
lbs, S.W. ; 62, Portland Place, W.
.KE-HUMFEEY, Robert, Esq. (of Wrox-
ham House).
iond son of the late Thomas Blake, Esq., of
•rwich, by Theodora Martha, eldest dau. of David
iombine, Esq., of Norwich (a gentleman of French
taction) ; b. 1795 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1838 Charlotte,
ingest dau. of Colonel Harvey, of Thorpe Lodge,
rfolk. Took the name and arms of Humfrey by
I will of the Rev. John Humfrey, of Wroxham,
17. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Nor-
X ; appointed Ensign 3rd foot 1812 ; is a Lieu-
Jant (with retired full pay) of the late 9th Royal
Loran Battalion ; served in the Peninsula, and
i the war medal with two clasps. This family was
Ijmerly of Bunwell, and of Scottow, co. Norfolk.
■Wroxham House, near Norwich.
'/r/V, his son Robert Harvey, b. 1843 ; educated
Eton.
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BLAKENEY, Right Hon. Sir Edward, G.C.B.,
G-.C.H. (cr. 1836).
Son of the late Colonel Blakeney, who was M.P.
for Athenry in the Irish Pai'liament ; b. 1778 ; m.
1814 Maria, dau. of the late Colonel Gardiner,
E.I.C.S. Entered the Army 1794; became a
General 1854 ; is Governor of Chelsea Hospital,
and Colonel 1st foot ; late Colonel Royal Fusiliers;
was Commander of the Forces in Ireland 1838-55 ;
served in Holland, the Peninsula, and in N. Ame-
rica.— Royal Hospital, Chelsea, S.W.
BLAXISTOiN", Sir Matthew, Bart. (cr. 1763).
Eldest son of the late Sir M. Blakiston, Bart., by
Anne, dau. of J. Rochfort, Esq., of Clogrenane, co.
Carlow ; b. 1783 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1806 ; m. 1810
Lucy, dau. of James Mann, Esq. Was formerly
in the Indian Army. This family was anciently
settled in Derbyshire (vide Surtees' " History of
Durham"). Two early Baronetcies, both extinct,
have been conferred upon the members of this
family. — Sandybrooke Hall, near Ashbourne, Der-
byshire ; National Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Matthew, b. 1811.
BLAMIRE, William, Esq. (of Thackwood).
Son of the late William Blamire, Esq., and nephew
of the late J. Christian-Curwen, Esq., some time
M.P. for Cumberland; b. 1790; m. 1834 Dora,
youngest dau. of John Taubman, Esq., of The
Nunnery, Isle of Man, and widow of Colonel Wilks,
Governor of St. Helena. Was High Sheriff of
Cumberland 1828 ; M.P. for Cumberland 1831-2,
for W. Cumberland 1832-6 ; appointed a Tithe
Commissioner 1836.- — The Oaks, near Carlisle;
Windham Club, S.W. ; 35, Upper Harley Street, W.
BLAND, Francis Christopher, Esq. (of Derry-
quin Castle).
Eldest son of the late James Franklin Bland, Esq.,
by Emma, dau. of — Taylor, Esq. ; b. 1826 ; m.
1849 Jane, dau. of the Rev. A. R. Hamilton, of
Clontagb, co. Down. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Kerry (High
Sheriff 1859). — Derryquin Castle, near Kenmare,
co. Kerry.
Heir, his son James Franklin, b. 1851.
BLAND, Loftus Henry, Esq., Q,.C. (of Blands-
fort).
Son of the late John Bland, Esq., by Elizabeth,
dau. of Robert Birch, Esq., of Turvey, co. Dublin,
formerly M.P. for Belturbet in the Irish Parlia-
ment; 6.1805; s. 1849; m. 1st 1840 Charlotte
Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of General the Hon. A. Grovc-
Annesley, of Ann's Grove, CO. Cork; 2nd 1843
Annie Jane, eldest dau. of J. P. Hackett, Esq., of
Stratford Place, London. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1828); called
to the Irish Bar 1831 ; appointed Queen's Counsel
1854 ; is a Magistrate for King's and Queen's
counties, and for co. Wicklow ; was M.P, for King's
county 1852-9. This family is descended hem
General Humphrey Bland, Brigadier at (he battle
of Cullodon, afterwards Governor of Gibraltar, and
Commander- in -Chief in Scotland. — Blandsfort,
Bla]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
near Abbeyleix, Queen's county; 33, Merrion
Square N., Dublin ; Oxford and Cambridge Club,
S.W.
lUir, his son John Lofkus, Ensign 62nd foot, 6.
1641.
BLAND, Rev. Robert Wintringham (of Abbey-
ville).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late John
gland, Esq., of Blandsfort, Queen's county, by
Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Birch, Esq., of Dublin ;
h. 1795; TO. 1826 Alicia, dau. of Edward Evans,
Esq., of Dungannon. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (13. A. 1816, M.A. 1821) ; is a Magistrate
for co. Antrim ; late Incumbent of St. George's
Church, Belfast. This family is descended from
the Blands of Kippax Park, Yorkshire (whom
see).— Abbeyville, near Belfast ; University Club,
Dublin.
Ilcir, his son John Humphrey, b. 1828.
BLAND (of Kippax).
(See Davison- Bland.)
BLANB, Sir Hugh Seymour, Bart. (cr. 1812).
Fourth but eldest surviving son of the late Sir
Gilbert Blane, Bart., M.D., by Elizabeth, dau. of
A. Gardner, Esq. ; b. 1795 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1834 ;
to. 1832 Eliza, dau. of J. Armit, Esq. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Ayr and Derby, and
a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, late of the
Scots Fusilier Guards. — The Pastures, near Derby.
Heir, his son Seymour John, a Major in the
Army, b. 1833.
B LAN TYRE (Lord), Charles Stuart (cr. 1606).
Eldest son of the 11th Lord, by Fanny Mary, dau.
of the late Hon. John Rodney ; b. 1818 ; s. 1830 ;
to. 1843 Evelyn, dau. of the 2nd Duke of Suther-
land, K.G. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
co. Renfrew, and a Representative Peer for Scot-
land ; late Lieutenant Grenadier Guards. This
family is descended from the Stuart Kings of Scot-
land.— Lennox Love, near Haddington, N.B. ;
Erskine House, near Glasgow ; Stafford House,
St. James's, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter, Master of Blan tyre, b. 1851.
BLATHWAYT, George William, Esq. (of Dyr-
ham Park).
Eldest son of the late Rev. George William Blath-
wayt, Rector of Dyrham, by Isabella, dau. of
Charles Pye, Esq., of Wadley, Berks ; b. 1797 ; s.
his uncle 1844 ; to. 1822 Mary Anne, dau. of the
Rev. T. A. Vesey. Entered the Army as Cornet
23rd Light Dragoons, and served in that regiment
at Waterloo ; was afterwards in the King's Dra-
goon Guards ; is a Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army ;
a Magistrate for the cos. Gloucester, Somerset, and
Wilts : was High Sheriff for Somerset 1849 ; is
great great-grandson of the Right Hon. William
Blathwayt, Secretary of State in the reigns of
Kings Charles, James, William, and Queen Anne.
—Dyrham Park, near Chippenham.
Heir, his son George William, b. 1824 ; to. 1856
Charlotte Amelia, dau. of Major T. R. Baker, of the
family of Bayfordbury, Plerts.
BLAYDES, Charles Benjamin, Esq.
Second son of the late Hugh Blaydes, Esq., o
Ranby Hall, Notts, by Delia Maria, 2nd dau. of
Colonel Richard Wood, of Hollin Hall ; b. 1812
s. 1836 ; to. 1845 Martha, dau. of Captain Jackson
was formerly in the Army. This family is c
Danish extraction, and is of considerable standin j
in Yorkshire and Notts. — Huntly Place, Sl;
Helier's, Jersey ; Junior United Service Club, S/W
Heir, his son Harry Seymour, b. 1851.
BLAYHEY (Lord),Cadwallader Davis Blayne j
(cr. 1621).
Only son of the 11th Lord, by Mabella, dau. of tl J
1st Earl of Caledon ; b. 1803 ; s. 1834. Eduoati j
at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for c j
Monaghan ; formerly Captain 80th foot ; was M.J
for co. Monaghan 1830-4 ; elected a Representati |
Peer for Ireland 1841. — Castle Blayney, co. Mor fj
ghan ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 93, Jermyn Street, S.ll
J
BLEICOWE, John Alexander, Esq. (of Ma] j
ton House).
Eldest surviving son of John Jackson Blenco\[
Esq., by his 2nd wife Cecilia, dau. of the K>|
Charles Prowett, Rector of Stapleford, Herts ;
1846 ; s. 1857. This family is a branch of j
ancient family of the Blencowes, of Blencowe H;
Cumberland. — Marston House, Northamptonsh:
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Edward, b. 18
BLENKXKTSOPP, George Thomas Leaton, I
(of Hoppyland Castle).
Eldest son of the late Anthony Leaton, Esq.,
Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of George B'
kinsopp, Esq., of Wickham House, and Hum]
ton Hall, whose name he has assumed ; b. 1783
1803 ; to. 1807 Harriot, dau. of Henry Colli
wood, Esq., of Lilburn Tower. Is a Magistrate [:
Dep. Lieut, for cos. Northumberland and Durbf
— Hoppyland Castle, near Bishop's Auekl
Durham ; Humbleton Hall, Northumberland, j
Heir, his son Richard Blenkinsopp Gejj
Leaton, b. 1809 ; to. 1836 Mary Emma, daifl
Sanderson Ilderton, Esq., of Ilderton, Nortt*
berland.
BLENNERKASSETT, Sir Rowland, Bart.]
1809).
Eldest son of the late Sir Arthur Blennerhaiill
Bart., by Miss Sarah Mahony, of the MahonHf
Kerry ; b. 1839 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1849. Edu 4
at Stonyhurst, Lancashire, and at Ch. Ch., OsM
This family is very ancient, and was former m
note in Cumberland. They either gave their w
to, or took their name from, the town of Ble pt
hassett, in that county. In 1382 Adam Blejir-
hassett, the direct ancestor of the present 'lm
was Mayor of Carlisle. — Churchtown House, par
Killarney, co. Kerry.
Heir Pres., his uncle Robert, 5. 1797 ;
Sarah, dau. of A. Eagar, Esq., M.D.
BLETsTNERHASSETT, Charles John, Es|o
Ballyseedy House).
Eldest son of the late Arthur Blennerhassett,1^'
(who was M.P. for co. Kerry 1837-41), by F
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mo
>eane, dau. of — Grady, Esq. ; b. 1830 ; m. 18—
taiy, dau. of C. Blennerhassett, Esq. Is a Magis-
ate for co. Kerry (High Sheriff 1858).— Bally-
iedy House, near Tralee, co. Kerry,
Heir, his son Arthur, b. 1856.
ENNEBHASSETT, Bev. John,
hird son of the late Arthur Blennerhassett, Esq.,
f Ballyseedy, co. Kerry, and brother of Arthur
•lennerhassett, Esq., who was M.P. for co. Kerry
337-41 ; b. 1803. Educated at Winchester and
rinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1825) ; appointed
:ector of Byrne 1830, and Vicar of Hermitage,
'orset, 1834 ; is a Magistrate for Dorset. This
,mily is of very ancient English origin, and settled
i Kerry, Ireland, in the time of Queen Elizabeth,
nee which time they have frequently represented
le county in parliament. — Byrne Bectory, Sher-
arne, near Dorset.
IGH, Hon. and Bev. Edward. Vesey.
econd son of the 5th Earl of Darnley ; b. 1829 ;
. 1854 Isabel Mary Frances, 4th dau. of the 4th
arl of Abergavenny. Educated at Eton ; ap-
ointed Bector of Botherfield 1856 ; was formerly
the Diplomatic Service. — Botherfield Bectory,
3ar Tunbridge Wells.
IGH, Hon. Sir John Duncan, K.C.B., D.C.L.
(cr. 1856).
icond son of 4th Earl of Darnley, by Elizabeth,
int of 1st Lord Lurgan ; b. 1798 ; m. 1835 Eliza-
ith Mary only dau. of T. Gisborne, Esq. (she d.
537). Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
3.A. 1821), and was afterwards Fellow of All
ouls Coll. ; entered the Diplomatic Service, and
jcame Attache at Vienna 1820, at Paris 1823, and
St. Petersburg 1826 ; paid Attach^ at Paris
328, Secretary of Legation, and Charge" d' Affaires
Florence 1829, and of the Embassy at the Hague
330 ; has been successively Minister at the Hague
id St. Petersburg ; was Envoy Extraordinary aud
Linister Plenipotentiary at Stockholm 1835-8, and
Hanover 1838-56 ; appointed a Dep. Lieut, for
ent 1857. Patronage 1 living. — Enbrook, near
andgate, Kent ; Travellers' Club, S.W.
Heiress, his dau. Elizabeth Mary.
ESS, the Baron de (of Brandon Park),
enry, eldest son of the late James Aldridge, Esq.,
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Sussex, by Eliza-
;th, dau. of the late William Bliss, Esq., M.D., of
ssex ; b. 1815 ; assumed in 1845 the name of
liss, on succeeding to the landed property of his
ncle Edward Bliss, Esq., of Brandon Park, Suf-
>lk; formerly High Sheriff of that co. ; is a Magis-
ate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and a Magistrate
r Middlesex and Westminster ; was created a
aronof the kingdom of Portugal in 1S55. — Bran-
jm Park, Suffolk j Berkeley House, Hyde-Park
juare, W.
EjOFELD, Bev. Thomas John (of Hoveton
j House).
■ uly son of the lato Bev. Thomas Calthorpc Blo-
lu, by Mary Caroline, dau. of Francis Grose, Esq.,
<< 59
F.A.S. ; b. 1807 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1834 Catherine Char-
lotte, dau. of the Bev. A Collett, Bector of Haver-
ringham, Suffolk. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1832); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. This
family was settled in Norfolk at a very early period.
— Hoveton House, near Norwich.
Heir, his son Thomas Calthorpe, b. 1836.
BLOIS, Sir John Kalph, Bart. (cr. 1686).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Captain
J. B. Blois, B.N. (who d. 1853), by Eliza Knox,
dau. of Bev. J. Barrett, of Inniskeel, co. Donegal ;
b. 1830 ; s. his uncle as 8th Bart. 1855. Educated
at the Boyal Naval Coll. ; is Lieutenant in the
BoyalNavy ; was formerly a landowner in Australia
(Victoria). This family came over with William
the Conqueror. — Cockfield Hall, near Yoxford,
Suffolk ; Conservative and Union Clubs, S.W. •
1, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Vanneck, b. 1838.
BLOMEEIELD, Bev. Sir Thomas Eardley Wil-
mot, Bart. (cr. 1807).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas William Blome-
field, Bart., by Salome, dau. of the late S. Kekewich,
Esq., of Peamore, Devon ; b. 1820 ; s. as 3rd Bart.
1858 ; vi. 1st 1844 Georgina Louisa, dau. of the
late Lieutenant-General Sir Peregrine Maitland,
K.C.B. (she d. 1852) • 2nd 1853 Fanny, eldest dau.
of Bev. J. D'Arcy J. Preston, of Askham, co. York.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1843);
Ordained 1844 ; appointed Incumbent of All
Saints, Pontefract 1859. — All Saints^ Vicarage,
Pontefract, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Wilmot Peregrine, b. 1848.
BLOOMFIELD (Lord), John Arthur Douglas
Bloomfield, G.C.B. (cr. 1825).
Only son of 1st Lord (who was some time Ambas-
sador at the Court of Sweden), by Harriet, dau. of
the late John Douglas, Esq., of Grantham, co.
Lincoln ; b. 1802 ; s. 1846 ; vi. 1S45 Georgiana,
dau. of 1st Lord Bavensworth. Is a Dep. Lieut,
for co. Tipperary ; has been Envoy Extraordinary
at Berlin since 1851. — Ciamalt, near Newport, co,
Tipperary ; Laughton, near Moneygall, King's
county ; British Embassy, Berlin.
BLOSSE, Sir Bobert Lynch-, Bart. (cr. 1622).
Eldest son of the late Bev. Sir Francis Lynch -
Blossc, Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of the 1st Lord
Plunket ; b. 1825 ; 8. as 10th Bart. 1840 ; m. 1S;>3
Harriet, dau. of 2nd Marquis of Sligo, Edu-
cated at Bugby and Trinity Coll., Cambridge : a
a Magistrate for co. Mayo. The original Dame
of this family was Lynch. — Castle Carra and Atha-
vallie, near Balla, co. Mayo; 53, Jermyn Stn
W.
Heir, his son, b. 1857.
BLOUNT, Sir Edward, Bart. (cv. 164f)<
Only surviving son of the late Sir Walter Blount,
by Anne, dau. of T. Riddell, Esq., of Felton Park,
Northumberland; b. 1795: S. as 8th Bart 1868 :
vi. 1830 Mary Francos, dau. of B. lUount. Bm|,
Bio]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Educated at St. Edmund's Coll., Ware ; is a Ma-
oist r;i to for co. Salop, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for eo. Worcester. Represents an ancient
family of Norman extraction. — Sodington, and
Mawley Hall, near Bewdley, Worcestershire.
Heir, his son Walter de Sodington, b. 1833.
BLOUNT, Michael Henry Mary, Esq. (of Maple-
durham).
Eldest son of the late Michael Blount, Esq., by
Catherine, dan. and sole heir of John Petre, Esq.,
of Bell House, Essex, and widow of Francis
Wright, Esq., of Bedford Square, London; b. 1789;
s. 1S21 ; m. 1st 1817 Elizabeth Anne Mary, 4th
dau. of Robert Edward, 10th Lord Petre ; 2nd
1850 Lucy Catherine, 4th dau. of James Wheble,
Esq., of Woodley Lodge, Berks. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Oxfordshire (High Sheriff 1832).
This family is ancient and distinguished, tracing
their descent from the Counts of Guisnes, in
Picardy. — Mapledurham House, near Reading.
Heir, his son Michael Charles, b. 1819.
BLOUNT, William, Esq. (of Orleton).
Second son of the late William Blount, Esq., by
Mary, only dau. of Lacon Lambe, Esq., of Bidney,
co. Hereford ; b. 1799 ; s. his brother 1831 ; m. 1st
1821 Eliza, youngest dau. of Thomas Wright, Esq.,
of Fitzwalters, Essex ; 2nd 1839 Charlotte Jane,
eldest dau. of the late Duke of Somerset. Edu-
cated at Stony hurst Coll. ; called to the Bar at
Gray's Inn 1833 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Bucks ; was M.P. for Totness 1839-40. This
family is descended from Robert le Blount, created
1st Baron of Ixworth by William the Conqueror.
Sir Walter Blount, of Rock, co. Worcester, by
J ohanna of Sodington, left a grandson, whose de-
scendants have since remained at Grendon and
Orleton, co. Hereford. Edmund Blount was Sheriff
of co. Hereford the 8th of Henry VII. — Orchihill,
near Gerrard's Cross, Bucks ; Reform Club, S.W. ;
66, Cumberland Street, W.
Heir, his son Archibald Henry, b. 1840.
BLOW, Rev. William.
Eldest son of the late William Blow, Esq., by Anna,
dau. of Mr. Thomas Hopper, of Leven ; b. 1789 ;
m. 1813 Elizabeth Sarah, dau. of the Rev. John
Clark. Educated at Sidney Sussex Coll., Cam-
bridge (B. A. 1817) ; appointed Rector of Goodman-
ham in 1819, and is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for East Riding of Yorkshire. — Goodmanham, near
Market Weighton, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son John, in Holy Orders, b. 1815.
BLUNDELL, of luce.
(See Weld-Blundell.)
BLUN"DEN, Sir John (cr. 1766).
Eldest son of the late William Pitt Blunden, Esq.,
by Harriet, only dau. of Thomas Pope, Esq., of
Popefield, Queen's co. ; b. 1814 ; s. his uncle as
3rd Bart. 1818 ; m. 1839 Elizabeth, dau. of the late
John Knox, Esq., of Dublin. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Kilkenny. — Castle Blunden, co.
Kilkenny.
Heir, his son William, b. 1840.
BLUNT, Sir Charles William, Bart. (cr. 1720).
Eldest son of the late R. C. Blunt, Esq., of Bret
lands, Surrey, by Eliza Forbes, dau. of Captaii
W. F. Mercer, of Potterhill, Perth; b. 1810 1
s. his cousin as 6th Bart. 1847. Educated a
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1845) j
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1835 ; is ;
Magistrate for the East Division of Sussex. — Heatl
field Park, near Hurst Green, and Ringmer, neai
Lewes, Sussex ; University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Richard John, b. 1822.
BLUNT, Edward Walter, Esq. (of Kemshol I
Park).
Second son of the late Walter Blunt, Esq., by h
2nd wife Anna Maria, dau. of Sir Thomas Gat !
house, of Headley Park, Hants ; b. 1779 ; s. 181'
m. 1813 Janet Shirley, dau. of James Allan, Esc I
of the Hall, co. Stirling. Educated at Wincheste [
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants ; hei
an appointment in the H.E.I. Co.'s Civil Servi J
1800-20. — Kemshott Park, near Basingstok '
Hants.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1823.
BLUNT, Francis Scawen, Esq. (of Crabbett). 1
Elder son of the late F. S. Blunt, Esq., by Mai,
dau. of Rev. J. Chandler ; b. 1839 ; s. 1842. Ed
cated at Oscott. — Crabbett, near Crawley, Susst
Heir Pres., his brother Wilfrid Scawen, b. 184;
appointed to the Diplomatic Service 1858.
BLUNT, Rev. Walter (of Wallop House). I
Eldest son of the late James Blunt, Esq., F|
Wallop House, by Henrietta, dau. of Robert Gft-
den, Esq., of Clifton ; b. 1802 ; s. 1832 ; m. 15|
Marian, eldest dau. of William Pearce, Esq., m
Whitehall Place. Educated at Eton and Kir if
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1837);
pointed a Magistrate for Hants 1838. This fan
is a branch of the Blunts, Baronets, of Sussex <
Wallop House, near Stockbridge, Hants.
BODDAM, Alexander, Esq. (of Kirklington Hti a
Youngest son of the late Rawson Hart Boddl ,J
Esq. (late Governor of Bombay), by Eliza Mat
dau. of W. Tudor, Esq., of co. Monmouth | J
1808 ; m. 1841 Maria Agatha, dau. of Major-Gen [.
Whetham. Educated at Winchester ; appoir u
to the 18th regiment of foot 1827 ; is a Ma •
trate for Notts, and Major Royal Sherw I
Foresters. — Kirklington Hall, near Southv ,
Notts ; Junior United Service Club, S.W. ' i
Heir, his son John Whetham, b. 1843.
BODENHAM, Charles Thomas, Esq. (of ■
therwas).
Eldest son of the late Charles Bodenham, Esq iy
Bridgett, dau. of the late Thomas Hornyold, ]
of Blackmoor Park, Worcestershire ; b. 178< k
1826 ; m. 1810 Eliza Mary, dau. of Thomas ¥[1,
Esq., of Lul worth Castle. Educated at SVJ-
hurst ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, femo.
Hereford (High Sheriff 1853). This family f*
held estates from the Saxon times in co. Ik
ford, and its members have always adhered t|&
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Ionian Catholic religion. — Botherwas Park, near
[ereford.
Heir, his son Charles De la Barre, b. 1813 ;
t. 1850 the Countess Irena Maria, dau. of Count
)zierzykraj Morawski.
DKIIST, William Henry, Esq.
lldest son of the late Peter Bodkin, Esq., of
slington, by Sarah, dau. of B. Gilbert, Esq., of
tafford ; b. 1791 ; m. 1812 Sarah Sophia, eldest
au. of Peter R. Poland, Esq. Called to the Bar
t Gray's Inn 1826 ; appointed a Bencher of Gray's
nn in 1858 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Iiddlesex, Assistant Judge for that county, Re-
order of Dover, and a Vice-President of the Society
f Arts; was M.P. for Rochester 1841-7.— West
[ill, Highgate, N. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 7, King's
Sench Walk, Temple, E.C.
Heir, his son William Peter, b. 1814.
EVEY, Sir Martin Hyde Crawley, Bart. (cr.
1784).
lldest son of the late Sir Thomas Boevey, Bart.,
y Mary Albinia, dau. of the late Sir Thomas
[yde Page, Captain R.E. ; b. 1812 ; s. as 4th
iart. 1847 ; m. 1836 Elizabeth, dau. of Rev.
leorge Wm. Daubeny. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
iieut. for co. Gloucester, a Verderer of the Forest
f Dean, and Captain Gloucestershire Yeomanry ;
'as formerly a Captain in the Army. Patronage
living. — Flaxley Abbey, near Newnham, Glou-
sstershire.
Heir, his son Thomas Hyde, Ensign 69th foot ;
. 1837.
GrLE, Sir Archibald (cr. 1853).
on of the late A. Bogle, Esq. ; b. 1805 ; entered
le E.I. Co.'s service 1823 ; appointed Deputy
LOjutant-General at Dinapore 1827 ; commanded
le Arracan Battalion and Police Corps 1828 ; ap-
ointed Superintendent of Arracan 1827, and Com-
lissioner there 1837 ; is a Lieutenant-Colonel in
lie Bengal Army, and Civil Commissioner in the
rovinces of Tenasserim and Martaban.
illLEAIT, Sir John Peter, Bart., F.B.S. (cr.
1838).
jldest son of the late John Peter Boileau, Esq., by
Ienrietta, eldest dau. of the Rev. George Pollen,
f Little Bookham, Surrey; b. 1794 ; m. 1825
iatherine Sarah, dau. of 1st Earl of Minto. Edu-
ated at Eton and Merton Coll., Oxford ; is a
lagistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High
lieriff 1844) ; Vice-President of the Antiquarian
Society, and a Member of several other learned
pieties ; was formerly an Officer in the Rifle
brigade. This family is descended lineally from the
iarons Boileau de Castelncau, in France, and from
jtienne Boileau, first Grand Provost of Paris,
250. — Ketteringham Park, near Wymondham.
Norfolk ; Brookes* Club, S.W. ; 20, Upper Brook
treet, W.
Jlcir, his son John Elliot, b. 1827.
LAND, Thomas Parsons, Esq. (of Pembroke),
'nly child of the late Thomas Poland, Esq., by
lliza Ann Parker, dau. of Michael Parker, Esq.,
61
of Hillbrook ; b. 1791 ; s. 1794 ; m. 1822 Dorcas
Pedder, only dau. of Benjamin Phipps, Esq., of
Cregg. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambrido-e
(B.A. 1809) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork. This
family have resided without intermission for over
two centuries at their house of Pembrook, and hold
estates under grant from Charles II., which is a
renewal of older grants. — Pembroke, Passage West,
near Cork.
Heir, his son William Henry, B.A., of Trinity
Coll., Dublin, b. 1825.
BOLDEN, William Bolden, Esq. (of Hyning).
Eldest son of the late John Bolden, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of John Satterthwaite, Esq., of Rigraaden
Hall ; b. 1803 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1834 Mary Anne,
dau. of* George Andrew, Esq., of Compstall. Edu-
cated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1826) ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire. —
Hyning, near Lancaster.
BOLDEBO,Col. Henry George (of Hurst Grove).
Eldest son of the late Rev. J. Boldero, of Ampton,
Suffolk ; b. 1797 ; m. 1824 Mary, dau. of the late
J. Neeld, Esq. A Colonel in the Army ; was for-
merly Captain Royal Engineers ; was Clerk of
Ordnance 1841-6 ; was M.P. for Chippenham
1831-2, and 1835-59.— Hurst Grove, near Maiden-
head, Berks ; 101, Gloucester Place, W.
Heir, his son George Neeld, Captain 21st foot ;
b. 1828.
BOLDEBO, John, Esq. (of White Ho\ise).
Eldest son of the late Simon Boldero, Esq., by his
2nd wife Mary, dau. of — Hazlewood, Esq., of
Woolpit ; b. 1806 ; m. 1829 Sarah Maria, eldest
dau. of John Raynham, Esq., of Drinkstone Hall.
— White House, Rattlesden, near Woolpit, Suffolk.
Heir, his son John Simon, b. 1830.
BOLINGBBOKE (Viscount), Henry St. John
(cr. 1712).
Eldest son of the 4th Viscount, by Maria, dau. of
the late Sir Henry P. St. John Mildmay, Bart. ;
b. 1820 ; s. 1851. This family is a branch of that
of Lord St. John of Bletshoe, and the first Peer
was a celebrated philosopher and Secretary of State
under Queen Anne. Lydiard Tregoze, near
Swindon, Wilts ; 1, Chaudos Street, Cavendish
Square, W.
BOLTON (Lord), William Henry Orde-Powlett
(cr. 1797).
Eldest son of the late Hon. T. P. Orde-Powlett.
by Letitia, dau. of H. O'Brian, Esq. j b. 1818 J
s. his uncle as 3rd Lord 1850; //(. 1841 Letitia,
dau. of the late Colonel Crawford, of Newfield,
co. Ayr. Patron 5 livings. The 1st Lord MSHmed
the name of Powlett on his wife's accession to the
Duke of Bolton's estates. — Hack wood Park, near
Basingstoke ; Bolton Hall, near Bedale, Yorkshire j
43, Albemarle Street, W,
//( //•, his son William Thomas. (\ IS l&
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BOLTON, Charles Newport, Esq. (of Brook
Lodge).
FJdest son of the late Rev. Henry Bolton, A.M.,
Vicar of Dysarfc, Enos, and Kiltail, Queen's co.
(and nephew of the late Lieutenant-General Sir
Robert Bolton, G.C.H., of Swerford Park, Oxon),
by Frances, dan. of Sir Simon Newport. Knt.,
cousin of the late Eight Hon. Sir John Newport,
Bart. ; b. 1816 ; s. 1854 ; m, 1845 Anne, eldest
dan. of the Rev. Joshua Anderson, M.A., Rector
of Myshall, co. Carlow. Educated at Cheltenham
and St. Edmund Hall, Oxford (B.A. 1837) ; is a
Freeman of the City, and a Grand Juror of
co. Waterford. This family, which has been
seated in co. Waterford for upwards of two
centuries, came originally from Yorkshire, and
claims descent from the Saxon Earls of Mercia,
through Oughtred de Bolton, Lord of Bolton, and
Bowbearer of the Royal Forests of Bowland and
Gilslancl, a.d. 1135. This office was held by the
Lords of Bolton for ten successive generations. —
Brook Lodge, near Waterford.
Heir, his son Henry Anderson, b. 1848.
BOLTON, Miss (of Mount Bolton).
Jane, only dau. of the late John Bolton, Esq., by
Eliza, 2nd dau. of Maunsell Bowers, Esq., of Mount
Prospect, co. Kilkenny ; s. her brother, Major John
Bolton, 7th Dragoon Guards, in 1841. Miss
Bolton, of Mount Bolton, and her cousin Mr.
Bolton, of Brook Lodge, co. Waterford, are de-
scended through their grandfather, Charles Bolton,
Esq., of Mount Bolton, from Captain Thomas
Bolton, Mayor of Waterford 1671, and Recorder of
the same city in 1682. — Mount Bolton, near Water-
ford ; Green Park, Bath.
BOLTON, William, Esq. (of the Island).
Eldest son of the late W. Bolton, Esq., by Jane,
dau. of Colonel Joshua Nunn, of St. Margaret's ;
b. 1815 ; s. 1853 ; to. 1843 Susan, dau. of Montford
Westropp, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Wexford
(High Sheriff 1856). This family came to Ireland
with Cromwell, from Bolton, in Lincolnshire. —
The Island, near Kilmuckridge, co. Wexford.
Heir, his son William, b. 1849.
BOND (Kev. Henry).
Second surviving son of the late Rev. William
Bond, of Tyneham, Dorset, by Jane, dau. of Harry
Biggs, Esq., of Stockton, Wilts ; b. 1804 ; to. 1850
Editha Augusta Mary, only dau. of the late Hon.
H. Pomeroy, and grand-daughter of John 4th Vis-
count Harberton (see that name). Educated at
Christ's Coll., Cambridge (B.C.L. 1829) ; appointed
Vicar of South Petherton 1829. This family ori-
ginally sprang from Hach Beauchamp, Somerset,
where they were living at the commencement of
the reign of Edward III. They removed into the
Isle of Purbeck, Dorset, in the ninth of Henry VI.
(See Bond, of Grange, Dorset). — South Petherton
Vicarage, Somerset.
BOND, Joshua Walter M'Geough, Esq. (of the
Argory).
Eldest son of Walter M. Bond, Esq., by Ann, dau.
of the late R. Smyth, Esq. ; b. 1831 \ to. 1856
Albertine, daughter of F. Shanahan, Esq. Edu
cated at Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate for co
Armagh ; late Lieutenant 49th foot ; was M.P
for Armagh 1855-7, re-elected 1859.— The Argory
near Moy, co. Armagh ; Army and Navy an'
Carlton Clubs, S.W.
BOND, Bev. Nathaniel (of Creech Grange).
Second son of the late John Bond, Esq., by Eliz?
beth, dau. and heiress of John Lloyd, Esq., (
Cefncoed, co. Cardigan ; b. 1804 ; s. his brothe
1844 ; to. 1835 Mary, 2nd dau. of the late Joh
Hawkesworth, Esq., of Forest, Queen's count1
Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1829) ; is'
Magistrate for Dorset ; is Rector of Steeple-witl
Tyneham, Prebendary of Salisbury, and Eur.
Dean. This family was settled at Hatch Bea
champ, Somerset, in 1327, and in the Isle of Pu
beck since 1431. — Creech Grange, Isle of Purbec
near Wareham,Dorset.
Heir, his son Nathaniel, b. 1840.
BOND, Willoughby, Esq. (of Farra).
Youngest son of the late William Bond, Esq., 1
Elizabeth, eldest dau. of Alexander Perry, Esc
of Edgeworth Town, co. Longford; b. 1790;'
1811 ; to. 1849 Alicia Sidney, only dau. of Wj
liam Gosselin, Esq., of Abbey Derg, co. Longfoi;
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Longfoi
(High Sheriff 183-). This family was formerly s<
tied in co. Londonderry, but came originally fr<
Dorset.— Farra Killoe, near Longford.
Heir, his son James, 5. 1837.
BONHAM, Sir Samuel George, Bart. (er. 185
Only son of the late Captain George Bonha
of the Indian Navy, and grandson of the 1
Samuel Bonham, Esq., of Warley Place, Esse
b. 1803 ; to. 1846 Ellen Emilia, dau. of Thor I
Barnard/Esq., of Southwick Crescent (she d. 18f
Was formerly Governor of Prince of Wales Isla
Singapore, Malacca, and Hong-Kong, and Her I !;
jesty's Plenipotentiary in China 1847-54. — At\\
nseum Club, S.W. ; 8, Great Cumberland Place, |
Heir, his son George Francis, b. 1847. '
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BONHAM, Bev. John (of Ballintaggart).
Only son of the late John Bonham, Esq., Jus ,
of the Peace, High Sheriff for co. Kildare 1856,1 1
Margaret, widow of — Clifton, Esq. ; b. 1798
1844 ; to. 1827 Barbarina, 3rd dau. of John No ,
Esq., of Hughenden House, High Wycor I
Bucks. Educated at Brasenose Coll., Oxford (I I
1819, M.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate for co. W ■
low. This family is descended from John Bonlij,
a Captain in the Army, who came to Ireland Tl
King William III. — Ballintaggart, near Ballit|,
co. Kildare.
Heir, his son Francis, Captain 71st Highlancl,
b. 1831.
BONHAM, Lieut.-Colonel John Brathwaitek
Great Warley).
Eldest son of the late General Pinson Bonhamfe
Agnes, only dau. of John B. Skeete, Esq >f
Barbados; 6. 1808 ; s. 1855 ; to. 1st 18— Mat k
dau. of the late Colonel Bulkeley ; 2nd 18— Hai|t,
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,u. of the late Colonel Davis, 9th foot. Edu-
ted at Eton ; entered the Army 1829 ; late Lieu-
nant-Colonel 50th foot. — Great Warley, near
rentwood, Essex ; United Service Club, S.W.
^HAM-CARTER.
(See Carter.)
NTNOR-MAURICE.
(See Maurice.)
.NTS ALL (Rev. Isaac).
Idest surviving son of the late Sir Thomas Bon-
11, Knt., by Winifred Williams, dau. of Isaac
rilliams, Esq., of Fronfraith, co. Cardigan ; b.
'87 ,* m. 1810 Catherine, dau. of the Rev. John
avies, B.A., Rural Dean. Educated at Shrews-
lry and Jesus Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1807, M.A.
HQ) ; a Magistrate for co. Montgomery ; Rector
' Llanwrin, co. Montgomery, and Rural Dean. —
lanwrin, Machynlleth, Montgomeryshire.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1813 ; m. 1850 Mary,
tu. of James Hughes, Esq.
tfSALL, John George William, Esq. (of
Fronfraith).
;condsonof the Rev. Isaac Bonsall, M.A., Rector
' Llanwrin, co. Montgomery, by Catherine, dau.
the late Rev. John Davies, Rector of Cemmes,
h Montgomery, Rural Dean ; b. 1818 ; m. 1853
ranees, dau. of the late Joseph Davies, Esq., of
alltyllan, co. Montgomery. Educated at Shrews-
iry ; is a Magistrate for co. Cardigan. — Fronfraith,
5ar Aberystwith, Cardiganshire.
Heir, his son John Joseph, b. 1854.
UtfTINE, William Cunninghame Graham, Esq.
(of Finlay stone).
Idest son of R. Cunninghame Graham, Esq., of Gart-
i ore and Finlay stone (whom see) ; b. 1825 ; s. 1846 ;
. 1851 Anne, dau. of the late Admiral the Hon.
Elphinstone-Fleming. Is a Magistrate and
ep. Lieut, for co. Dumbarton ; and holds the
one and property during his father's life. — Fin-
ystone, near Port Glasgow, N.B. ; Brookes' Club,
W.
Heir, his son Robert, b. 1852.
IWDKEY, Thomas Poer Trench, Esq. (of Do-
ninga).
Idest son of the late T. T. Bookey, Esq., by Flo-
nda, dau. of Power Le Poer Trench, late Arch-
shop of Tuam ; b. 1819 ; s. 1853. Educated at
ugby and Exeter Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate
r co. Kilkenny, and Captain Kilkenny Fusiliers.
-Doninga, Goresbridge, near Bagnalstown, co.
ilkenny ; Sackville Street Club, Dublin.
B 3TH, Sir Robert Gore, Bart. (cr. 1760).
Idest son of the late Sir Robert Newcomen, Bart,
'ho assumed the name of Booth), by Hannah,
<u. of Henry Irwin, Esq., of Streamstown, co.
igo, and Ray, co. Donegal ; b. 1805 ; s. as 4th
wt. 1814; m. 1st 1827 Caroline, dau. of 1st
iscount Lorton ; 2nd 1830 Caroline Susan, dau.
T. Goold, Esq. (d.). Educated at Westminster
.4 Queen's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1826), and
admitted M.A. of Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Sligo, for which he
has been M.P. since 1850. -Patron of 2 livings.
Represents a branch of the Arran family. — Lissadel
and Earsfield, co. Sligo ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 44,
Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Newcomen, late Lieutenant
4th Light Dragoons, b. 1831.
BOOTH, Sir Williamson, Bart. (cr. 1834).
Eldest son of the late W. Booth, Esq. (who d.
1834), by Mary, dau. of J. Williamson, Esq. ; b.
1807 ; s. his uncle under a special remainder 1850.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Hunts ; was High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire
and Hunts 1855. — Paxton Park, near St. Neots,
Hunts.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, b. 1808.
BOOTH, Rev. Thomas Willingham (of Friskney).
Only son of the late John Booth, Esq., Justice of
the Peace for the Parts of Lindsey, co. Lincoln, by
Hannah, dau. of Willingham Franklin, Esq. ;
b. 1806 ; m. 1834 Mary Anne, only child of William
Pacey, Esq. Educated atWestminsterand Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1828) ; is a Magistrate for co.
Lincoln ; a Rural Dean, and Patron of 1 living.
This family has been long settled in co. Lincoln,
and is mentioned in Yorke's "Union of Honour."
— Friskney, near Boston, Lincolnshire ; Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1834 ; educated at Eton
and University Coll., Oxford ; a Student of the
Inner Temple.
BOOTHBY, Rev. Sir Brooke William Robert,
Bart. (cr. 1660).*
Eldest son of the late Sir W. Boothby, Bart., many
years Receiver-General of the Customs, by his 1st
wife Fanny, dau. of J. Jenkinson, Esq., and niece
of 1st Earl of Liverpool ; b. 1809 ; s. 1846 ; m.
1852 Martha Serena, dau. of the Rev. Charles
Boothby, Vicar of Sutterton, co. Lincoln. Edu-
cated at the Charterhouse and Ch. Ch., Oxford
(B.A. 1829), and elected Fellow of All Souls the
same year ; late Rector of Elmley, Kent, and now
Rector of Welwyn, Herts. This family, which is
one of the few of undoubted Saxon origin, as is
proved by Dugdale and Camden, was formerly of
Ashbourne Hall, Derbyshire, which was sold in
1856, but an ancient chapel in the parish church
still belongs to the present Bart. ; it contains the
celebrated monument by Banks to Penelope, only
dau. of Sir Brooke Boothby, author of "Penelope,"'
and other poems. — The Rectory, Welwyn, Herts.
Heir, his son Brooke, b. 1856.
BOOTHBY, Hon. Mrs. Brooke.
Louisa Henrietta, younger dau. of 3rd Lord Ver-
non ; m. 1816 the Rev. Brooke Boothby, 2nd boh
of Sir William Boothby, Bart., of Broadlo* \
co. Denbigh, who d. 1829. — Sudbury, n«M Derby,
* The Baronetcy was first granted in 1644, wad the letters
patent were signed at the time, but not BMlMttU the RtW
ration.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BOOTHBY, Charles Edward, Esq. (of the New
Lodge).
Son of the Lite Rev. Brooke Boothby (2nd son of
Sir W. Boothby, Sth Bart., of Broadlow Ash), by
Louisa Henrietta, dau. of the 3rd Lord Vernon ;
b. 1S20 ; m. 1S53 Georgiana Mary, only dau. of
the 3rd Lord Suffield (by his 1st wife, dau. of 2nd
Lord Vernon), widow of G. E. Anson, Esq., and
formerly a Bedchamber Woman to the Queen.
Educated at the Charterhouse ; late a Clerk in
the Educational Department of Privy Council
Office ; was Private Secretary to the Marquis of
Lansdowne and Earl Granville. — New Lodge, Need-
wood Forest, Burton-on-Trent.
BOEOUGH, Sir Edward Richard, Bart. (cr.
1813).
Eldest son of the late Sir R. Borough, Bart., by
Anna Maria, dau. of 1st Viscount Lake ; b. 1800 ;
s. as 2nd Bart. 1837 ; m. 1831 Lady Elizabeth St.
Lawrence, dau. of 2nd Earl ofHowth. Educated
at Westminster and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for the city of Dublin, a
Magistrate for co. Dublin, and a partner in the
house of Borough, Armit, and Co., Army Agents
in Dublin. This family is of French extraction,
being descended from a Huguenot clergyman, who
left the neighbourhood of La Rochelle at the
revocation of the Edict of Nantes, and settled in
Ireland. — 4, Nassau Street, Dublin.
BOROUGH, John Charles Burton, Esq. (of Chet-
wynd Park).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Borough, Esq., of
Hulland, co. Derby, by Jane, dau. of William
Smithson, Esq., of Heath, Yorkshire ; b. 1810 ; s.
1838 ; m. 1848 Elizabeth Charlotte, dau. of Vice-
Admiral Roberts Gawen. Educated at Eton and
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1832) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sheriff 1844), and
Lieutenant S. Salopian Yeomanry Cavalry. This
family was formerly settled in Derbyshire at Hulland
Hall, Ashbourne, where resided John Borough or
;• Borrow, High Sheriff for Derbyshire in 1688. —
Chetwynd Park, near Newport, Shropshire ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Sidney Burton, b. 1852.
BORRER, William, Esq., F.R.S., F.L.S. (of
Barrow Hill).
Eldest son of the late William Borrer, Esq., by
Mary, dau. and co-heir of Nathaniel Linfield, Esq.,
of Dean House, Hurstpierpoint ; b. 1781 ; s. 1832;
m. 1810 Elizabeth, dau. of Nathaniel Hall, Esq.,
of New Hall, Henfield. — Barrow Hill, Henfield,
Sussex.
Heir, his son William, b. 1814; m. 1840 Mar-
garet, dau. of the late John Hamlin Borrer, Esq.,
of Brighton.
BORRETT, Thomas, Esq. (of Cransford Hall).
Eldest surviving son of the late Giles Borrett, Esq.,
of Great Yarmouth, by Eliza, dau. of Thomas
Dade, Esq., and niece of the Very Rev. Dr.
Joseph Turner, Dean of Norwich, and Master of
Pembroke Coll., Cambridge; b. 18—; m. 1836
Laura Maria Lore, only child of Sir George
Tuthill, Knt., M.D., of Cavendish Square, Lond(
This family is descended from H. Borrett, Es<
who was one of the Masters in Chancery terr
Elizabeth. They still possess estates at Stradbrol
Suffolk, which they have inherited in lineal desce
from their ancestor. The name is found in t
Battle Abbey Roll. — Cransford Hall, Woodbridj
Heir, his son George Tuthill, b. 1838 ; educat
at Eton and King's Coll., Cambridge.
BORROWES, Rev. Sir Erasmus Dixon, Ba
(cr. 1645).
Eldest son of the late Sir Erasmus Dixon Borro\
(6th Bart.), by Henrietta de Robillard, dau. of'
Very Rev. Arthur Champagne*, Dean of Clonm i
noise ; b. 1799 ; s. his brother as 8th Bart. 18! "
m. 1825 Harriet, dau. of the late Henry Hamilt
Esq., of Ballymacoll, co. Meath. Educated
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is in Holy Orders ; Recto;
Ballyrowan, Queen's county. — Lauragh, n
Portarlington, co. Louth.
Heir, his son Erasmus, Lieutenant 80th rej'
b. 1831 ; m. 1851 Frederica, dau. of Lieutem
Colonel G. Hutchinson.
BORROWES, Robert Henry, Esq. (of Gillto-^
Eldest son of the late Robert Borrowes, Esq.,
Charlotte, dau. of Colonel Madden, of HattonP.*
co. Cavan ; b. 1826 ; s. 1850 ; m. 1859 Lo'
Katherine, 3rd dau. of 3rd Lord Kilmaine. I
Magistrate for co. Kildare (High Sheriff 1853),
a Major in the Kildare Rifles ; formerly Cap
13th Light Dragoons. This family is descen
from the ancient house of De Burgh, who set
in Ireland A.D. 1564. — Gilltown, Branoxto
near Newbridge, co. Kildare; Arthur's Club, S
BORTHWICK, John, Esq. (of Crookston). i
Eldest son of the late John Borthwick, Esq[f*
Borthwick, by Anne, dau. of Robert Dundas, I j§
of Arniston ; b. 1825 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1854 Eliza i
Mason, dau. of Vice-Admiral Pringle, of Torwpl
lee, co. Selkirk. Educated at Edinburgh ; m
Magistrate for Midlothian. This family isfi
nearest male representative of Borthwick, Lor.j$
Borthwick, in the ancient Peerage of Scotlan Is
decided by the House of Lords in the year 181 1-
Crookston, near Edinburgh ; 7, Lansdown CreS' I
Bath.
BOETOKT, Rev. William Key.
Eldest son of Win. Borton, Esq., by Alice, df.fl
Win. Key, Esq., of Musley Bank, near Mali,
Yorkshire ; b. 1806 ; m. 1852 Jessie, dau. 9
Phillips, Esq., of Garrick's Villa, Hampton, ffl
dlesex. Educated at Repton and St. Cathjae
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1829, M.A. 1831) ; is Ma-
gistrate for Essex ; appointed Rector of WiciW
St. Paul's 1835, and Rural Dean of Halstead U
— Wickham St. Paul's, Halstead, Essex.
Heir, his son Silvanus Key, b. 1853.
BOSArTQJJET, George Jacob, Esq. (of it*
bournebury).
Eldest son of the late Jacob Bosanquet, E »*!
Director of the East-India Company, by Hem |ta,
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[Sou
lau. of Sir G. Armytage, Bart., of Kirklees, co.
fork ; b. 1791 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1831 Cecilia, dau. of
Yilliam Franks, Esq., of Beech Hill, and widow
if Samuel Robert Gaussen, Esq., of Brookman's
hark, Herts. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
813) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts ;
ppointed Attache" at Berlin 1812, at H. M.'s
Embassy at Paris 1815, Secretary to H. M.'s
negation at Madrid 1824 ; acted as Charge*
1'Aflfaires at Madrid 1824-5 and 1827-30.— Brox-
)Ournebury, near Hoddesdon, Herts ; Athenseum
• hub, S.W.
Heir, his dau. Cecilia Jane Wentworth, m. 1858
lorace James, son of Samuel Smith, Esq., of
iacombe Park, Herts.
3 iSANQUET, Samuel Richard, Esq. (of Dinge-
stow).
. Eldest son of the late Samuel Bosanquet, Esq., by
jaetitia Philippa, dau. of the late James Whatman,
3sq., of Vinters, Kent ; b. 1800 ; s. 1843 ; m. 1830
imily, dau. of George Courthope, Esq., of Whiligh,
lussex. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
I B.A. 1S22, M.A. 1824 ) ; called to the Bar at the
nner Temple 1826 ; is a Magistrate and Chairman
if the Quarter Sessions for co. Monmouth. This
xmily were noble in France, and came to England
s Huguenots, after the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes in 1685. — Dingestow Court, near Monmouth.
Heir, his son Samuel Courthope, b. 1832.
H
ij'SCAWEN", Hon. and Rev. John Townshend.
jiecond son of late Hon. and Rev. J. E. Boscawen,
f jnd brother of the 6th Viscount Falmouth ; b.
. ] 820 ; ni. 1851 Mary, youngest dau. of the late J.
; Jl. Tremagne, Esq., of Heligan, Cornwall. Edu-
cated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge
I (B.A. 1842, M.A. 1852); appointed Rector of
jamorran 1849. — Lamorran Rectory, near Probus,
'ornwall.
I Heir, his son John Hugh, b. 1851.
ft'STON (Lord), George Ives Irby (cr. 1761).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Rachel, eldest dau.
|f the late William Drake, Esq., of Amersham,
jiucks ; b. 1802 ; s. 1856 ; m. 1830 Fanny, dau. of
JV. Hopkyns Northey, Esq. Educated at Eton ;
raduated at Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1824) ;
U a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks ; was
prmerly an Attache' in the Diplomatic Service,
ratron 1 living. — Hitcham Grange and Hedsor,
ear Maidenhead ; Llanidan and Porthamel,
Knglesea ; Athenaeum and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ;
j'elgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Florance George Henry, Captain
pucks Militia, and a Dep. Lieut, for Anglesea ;
. 1837 ; m. 1859 Augusta Caroline, 2nd dau. of
4'oloncl the Hon. John St. Vincent Saumarez.
Ij'SWALL, Sir George Augustus Frederick
Houston, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Elder son of the late General Sir W. Houston, Bart.,
ji.C.B., by Jane, dau. of the 7th Earl of Lau-
kerdale; b. 1809 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1842 ; m. 1847
Kuphemia, dau. of T. Boswall, Esq., whose name
jo lias assumed. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
>r co. Berwick, and a Colonel unattached ; was
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formerly Lieutenant- Colonel Grenadier Guards.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
with the Houstouns of Houstoun, co. Renfrew.
Blackadder and Allanbank, near Berwick ; United
Service Club, S.W. ; 1, Regent Street, S.W.
Heir, his son George, b. 1847.
BO SWELL, Lady (of Auchinleck).
Jessie Jemima, eldest dau. of the late Sir James
Montgomery Cunningham, Bart., by Jessie, dau.
of Thomas Cumming, Esq., Banker, of Edinburgh ;
m. 1830 Sir James Boswell, Bart, (son of the late
Sir Alexander Boswell, Bart., of Auchinleck), who
d. 1857.; — Auchinleck, near Ayr, N.B.
Heirs, her two daughters.
BOTELER, Robert, Esq. (of Llandough Castle).
Youngest son of the late William Boteler, Esq., by
Mary, eldest dau. of Captain John Harvey, R.N.,
of Sandwich (who d. of wounds received on board
the Brunswick, which ship he commanded on the
1st of June, 1794) ; b. 1801 ; m. 1835 Maria Anne,
only dau. of the late Rev. John Thomas Casberd,
D.C.L., Canon of Llandaff and of Wells. Educated
at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich ;
entered 1825 the Corps of Royal Engineers as a
2nd Lieutenant, and retired as a Captain on half-
pay 1841 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, forco.
Glamorgan (High Sheriff 1849). The family of
Boteler has been for centuries resident at Eastry
and in its neighbourhood, in Kent. — Llandough
Castle, near Cowbridge, Glamorganshire ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
BOTPIELD, Beriah, Esq., F.R.S., F.S.A. (of
Norton HaU).
Only son of the late Beriah Botfield, Esq., by Char-
lotte, dau. of William Withering, M.D., of Edg-
baston Hall, co. Warwick; b. 1807; s. 1813; m.
1858 Isabella, dau. of Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart.
Educated at Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1828, M.A. 1847). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Salop and Northampton, and a Knight of
the orders of Leopold of Belgium and of Albert the
Brave of Saxony ; was M.P. for Ludlow 1840-7,
rechosen 1857 and 1859. This family is a branch
of that of Boteville, of which the Marquis of Batli
is the head. — Norton Hall, near Daventry, North-
amptonshire ; Decker Hill, near Shiffnal, Salop ;
Hopton Court, near Bcwdley, Salop ; Carlton, Con-
servative, University, and Athenamm Clubs, S.W. ;
Oriental Club, W. j 5, Grosvenor Square, W.
BOUCHIER, John, Esq. (of Baggotstown).
Eldest son of the late John Bouchier, Esq., by
Charlotte, dau. of William Chadwick, Esq., of
Ballinard, co. Tipperary ; b. 1811 ; S. 1846 ; m. 1888
Sarah, dau. of David Aher, Esq., of Castlecomer.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1882) :
a Magistrate and a Grand Juror for co. Limerick.
This family is of Norman origin, being descended
from Robert do Bursar, or Bouchier, whose de
scendant, Robert, was Chancellor of England 16tli
Edward III. (see Campbell's " Lives of the Chan-
Cellor 3 ").— Baggotstown, in ,u r.nitl'. . o. Limrrh-k.
Ilcir, his son Henry James, /<. 1842.
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BOUGHEY, Sir Thomas Fletcher Fenton, Bart,
(cr. 1798).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Fenton, Bart., who
in 1 805 assumed the name of Bonghey, by Henrietta
Dorothy, dan. of Sir John Chetwode, Bart., of Oak-
ley, co. Stafford ; b. 1809 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1823 ;
w, 1832 Louisa Paulina, dau. of the late T. Giffard,
Esq., of Chillington, Staffordshire. Educated at
Eton and Oh. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1828) ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Shropshire and Staf-
fordshire (High Sheriff of Staffordshire 1832).
Patron of 1 living. — Aqualate, near Newport,
Shropshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Fletcher, b. 1836.
330UGHTOH, Sir Charles Henry Rouse, Bart,
(cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Sir W. E. Eouse Boughton,
Bart., M.P., by Charlotte, dau.. of T. A. Knight,
Esq., of Wormsley Grange, co. Hereford ; b. 1825;
s. as 11th Bart. 1856 ; in. 1852 Mary Caroline, dau.
of the late J. M. Severne, Esq. Educated at
Harrow; was formerly Lieutenant 52nd foot;
Patron of 3 livings. — Downton Hall, near Lud-
low, Shropshire ; Junior United Service Club,
S.W.
Heir, his son William St. Andrew, b. 1853.
BOUGHTON-KKiaHT, Andrew Johnes Bouse,
Esq. (of Downton Castle).
Second son of the late Sir W. E. Rouse-Boughton,
Bart., of Lawford Hall, co. Warwick, by Charlotte,
youngest dau. of the late Thomas Andrew Knight,
Esq., of Wormsley Grange, some time President of
the Horticultural Society ; b. 1826 ; s. his grand-
father T. A. Knight, Esq., in 1857, and assumed
his name by Royal license. — Downton Castle,
near Ludlow.
BOULTBEE, Lady Laura.
Eldest sister of the 4th Earl of Egremont (ext.) ;
m. 1812 Rev. C. Boultbee, who d. 1833.— Taunton,
Somerset.
BOULTBEE, John, Esq. (of Woyadd).
Eldest son of the late John Boultbee, Esq., by
Maria Anne, dau. of Edward Croxall, Esq., of
Shenstike, co. Warwick ; b. 1807 ; s. 1837 ; m. 1842
Williama Joan, only dau. of William Lewis, Esq.,
of Llysnewydd, co. Carmarthen. Educated at
Sandhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Warwick,
and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Cardigan. This family
was formerly seated in Warwickshire. — Noyadd,
near Aberayron, Cardiganshire ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Edward Lewes, 6. 1845.
BOULTBEE, Joseph Moore, Esq. (of Spring-
field House).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Boultbee, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of Bichard Moore, Esq., of Barne,
co. Tipperary ; b. 1789 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1815 Eliza-
beth Margaret Ferrers, 3rd dau. of 2nd Marquis
Townshend. Educated at Harrow and Oriel Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick, and Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Warwick-
shire Militia. This family was formerly of Bax-.
terley Hall, co. Warwick. — Springfield House, near
Knowle, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son Henry Townshend, Captain Royal
Artillery ; b. 1827 ; m. 1856 Juliana, 2nd dau. of
the late Sir Willoughby Dixie, Bart., of Bosworth
Park, co. Leicester.
BOULTBEE, Kev. Richard Moore.
Second son of the late Joseph Boultbee, Esq., oj
Springfield, co. Warwick, by Elizabeth, dau. o:
Stephen Moore, Esq., of Barne, co. Tipperary; I
1794 ; m. 1816 Mary, dau. of the late Sir Christo
pher Pegge, M.D. Educated at Rugby and Mertoi
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1819); appointei
Rector of Barnwell 1829 ; is a Magistrate fo
Hunts and Northamptonshire. — Barnwell, nea j
Oundle, Northamptonshire ; Athenaeum Club, S.AV j
Heir, his son Richard, b. 1823 ; m. 1845 Frances
dau. of Robert Barker, Esq., Commander R.N. 3
BOULTOE", the Bev. Anthony, D.D. (of Mou $
ton).
Eldest son of the late Henry Boulton, Esq., by h '
1st wife Susannah, eldest dau. and co-heir of M j
Serjeant Forster ; b. 1788 ; s. 1828 ; m. 18:'
Harriet, 3rd dau. of Thomas Lane, Esq., of Selsdo*
Surrey. Educated at Eton and Sidney Sussex Col .
Cambridge (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1827, D.D. 1828 '
was formerly Rector of Preston Capes, co. Nortl
ampton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for (>j
Lincoln. — Moulton, near Spalding, Lincolnshir
Sampford Peverell, Devon.
Heirs, his daus. Antonia Maria, m. 1848 Alfr
Augustus Chapman, Esq., Lieutenant- Colonel 45
regiment, and Mary, m. 1849 S. J. Maclura
Esq., Captain 48th regiment.
BOUBCHIEB, Bev. Charles Spencer.
Eldest son of the late Charles Bourchier, Esq
Elizabeth, dau. of Benjamin Preedy, Esq., of Eh
ham, co. Worcester; b. 1791 ; m. 1814 Eliza, dj
of Samuel Harman, Esq., of St. James's, Middle.1)
Educated at Great Berkhamstead and St. Joll
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1812, M.A. 1837) ;
dained 1813 ; is Rector of Great Hallingbury |i
a Magistrate for Herts and Essex ; was Dome?
Chaplain to the late Earl of Plymouth. This fail
was formerly possessed of considerable propert .
Essex, and there are fine monuments of the faiil
in Little Easton Church. The adjoining parish
Little Hallingbury is styled in Doomsday ill
"Hallingbury Bourchier." Oliver Cromwell ijy
ried an ancestor of this family, and Sir JjM
Bourchier signed King Charles I.'s death-wan .
— Great Hallingbury, near Bishop Stortford. |
Heir, his son Legendre Charles, Lieuter i
Colonel 75th foot; b. 1815; m. 1846 Marg t
dau. of Rev. Thomas B. Johnston.
BOUEKE, Hon. and Bev. George Wingfiel^
Fourth son of the 5th Earl of Mayo ; b. 1829 ; m.M
dau. of the Bishop (Longley) of Durham. Ediwd
at Durham University (B.A. 1855, M.A. 1! 13
appointed Rector of Wold Newton 1858.— *
Newton Rectory, near Grimsby, Lincolnshire)
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B|UKN'EJ Rev.. George Drinkwater.
oungest son of the late Peter Bourne, Esq., by
iargaret, dau. of John Drinkwater, Esq., of
reston ; b. 1821. Educated at Eton and Oriel
oil., Oxford ; appointed Rector of Weston Sub-
Ige 1816 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
loucester, and a Magistrate for co. Worcester,
his family has held land in Lancashire from the
me of King John. — Weston Subedge, Broadway,
loucestershire ; Oxford and Cambridge Club, S.W.
CTKNE, James, Esq. (of Hackinsall Hall),
'dest surviving son of the late Peter Bourne,
q., of Hackinsall, co. Lancaster, by Margaret,
iu. of James Drinkwater, Esq., of Bent, co.
ancaster ; b. 1812 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1841 Sarah Har-
t, dau. of Thomas Founds Dyson, Esq., of
rillow Hall, co. York. Educated at Shrewsbury;
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster,
d a Major Royal Lancashire Artillery. — Hackin-
11 Hall, co. Lancaster, and Heathfield, near Liver-
ol ; Conservative Club, S W. ; 7, Clifford St., W.
Heir, his son James Dyson, b. 1842.
JVERIE, Right Hon. Edward Pleydell.
icond son of 3rd Earl of Radnor ; b. 1818 ; m.
42 Elizabeth Anne, dau. of General Balfour,
lucated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
[.A. 1838) ; was Under-Secretary for the Home
spartment 1850-2, Vice-President of the Board of
ade and Chairman of Committees 1853-5, Presi-
nt of the Poor-Law Board 1855-8 ; has been
.P. for Kilmarnock, &c. since 1844. — Reform
ub, S.W. ; 44, Wilton Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son Walter, b. 1848.
JVERIE, Hon. Philip Pleydell (of Brymore) .
)urth son of 2nd Earl of Radnor, by Anne, dau.
Lord Eeversham ; b. 1788 ; m. 1811 Maria,
,u. of the late Sir W. P. A. A'Court, Bart., and
iter of 1st Lord Heytesbury, G.C.B. Is a partner
the Banking-house of Messrs. Ransom, Bou-
rie, and Co., Pall Mall ; a Magistrate and Dep.
eut. for Somerset (High Sheriff 1843) ; was M.P.
r Cockermouth 1830-1, for Downton 1831-2 ; has
■en M.P. for Berks since 1857. — Brymore, near
ridgewater, Somerset ; 16, Hill Street, W.
Heir, his son Philip, b. 1821 ; to. 1847 Jane,
\y dau. of H. Seymour, Esq., of Knoyle, Wilts.
Bj'JVERIE, Everard William, Esq. (of Delapre
Abbey).
dest son of the late Edward Bouverie, Esq., by
itharine, dau. and heir of W. Castle, Esq., and
eat-grandson of 1st Viscount Eolkstone, ancestor
the Earl of Radnor ; b. 1789 ; s. 1858 ; m. 1816
larlotte, dau. of Colonel O'Donel, of Newport,
. Mayo. Educated at Harrow and St. John's
)11., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Northampton-
ire ; entered the Army 1812, became a Major-
jneral 1854, was wounded at Waterloo ; ap-
•inted Equerry to H.R.H. the Prince Consort in
10, and to the Queen in 1853. — Delapre Abbey,
iar Northampton.
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BOUVERIE, Ven. William ArundeU.
Son of the late Hon. Bartholomew Bouverie (son of
William 1st Earl of Radnor), by Mary Wyndham,
dau. of the late Hon. James Everard Arundell'
and sister of the 9th and 10th Lords Arundell of
Wardour; b. 1797; m. 1831 the Hon. Fanny
Sneyd, 2nd dau. of the late Walter Sneyd, Esq., of
Keele, and late Maid of Honour to Queen Adelaide.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford, and was
afterwards Fellow of Merton Coll. (B.A. 1817,
M.A. 1820) ; is a Magistrate for Norfolk ; ap-
pointed Archdeacon of Norfolk 1850. — Denton,
near Harleston, Norfolk ; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
BOVILL, William, Esq., Q.C. (of Worplesdon).
Second surviving son of B. Bovill, Esq., of D urns-
ford Lodge, Wimbledon ; b. 1814 ; to. 1844 Maria,
eldest dau. of J. H. Bolton, Esq. Called to the
Bar at the Middle Temple 1841 ; appointed a
Queen's Counsel 1855 ; is a Magistrate for Surrey,
and a Bencher of the Middle Temple ; has been
M.P. for Guildford since 1857. — Worplesdon Lodge,
near Guildford, Surrey ; Athenaeum and Carlton
Clubs, S.W. ; 1, Brick Court, Temple, E.C.
BOV7ATER, Sir Edward, K.C.H. (cr. 1837).
Only son of the late Admiral Edward Bowater, by
Louisa, dau. of Thomas Lane, Esq., of Tettenhall,
co. Stafford (widow of G. E. Hawkins, Esq.) ; b.
1787 ; 7)i. 1839 Emilia Mary, dau. of the late
Colonel M. Barne, of Sotterley Park, Suffolk, M.P.
for Dunwich. Educated at Harrow (D.C.L. Oxford);
appointed Equerry to William IV. 1831 ; Equerry
to H.R.H. Prince Albert 1840 ; Groom-in- Waiting
to Queen Victoria 1846 ; a General in the Army,
and Colonel 49fch foot ; served at Copenhagen, in
the Peninsula, and at Waterloo. This family were
formerly possessors of Whitley Abbey, near
Coventry. — Thatched House Lodge, Richmond
Park, Surrey ; United Service Club, S.W.
BO WD ON, Henry, Esq. (of Southgate House).
Eldest son of the late J. P. Bruuo-Bowdon, Esq., by
Mary Martha, eldest dau. of Edward Ferrers, Esq.,
of Baddesley Clinton, co. Warwick ; b. 1814 ;
s. 1850 ; w. 1848 Henrietta Matilda, 4th dau. of
Michael Blount, Esq., of Mapledurham. Educated
at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Dei'by. This family is of great anti-
quity in Derbyshire, being settled at Bowdon in
1200, and, building the chancel end of the church,
the parish was thence called Chapel Bowdon. —
Southgate House, near Derby.
Heir Pres., his brother John, b. 1815: m. 1819
Amelia, dau. of G. T. Whitgreave, Esq., of Moseley
Court, Stafford.
BOWDON.
(Sec B idler- Bov:d on.)
BOWE3ST, Sir George Ferguson, K.C.M.G. (OT.
1856).
Son of the Rev. E. Bowen, ofBogay Souse, I
donderry, Rector of Faughboyne and All Saints,
co. Donegal; b. 1822; m. 1856 Diamantina. dftVU
of Count Candiano di Roma. ESduO&ted at the
Charterhouse; elected L840 Soholar of Trinity
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Coll., Oxford, where he graduated B.A. 1S44 as
1st Class in Classics ; was afterwards Fellow and
Tutor of Hrasonosc College ; was Secretary to the
Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands
1854-9 ; formerly Principal of the University of
Corfu ; appointed Governor of Moreton Bay 1859.
Author of "Ithaca and the Ionian Islands ;" "The
[onian Islands under British Protection ;" "Mount
Athos, Thessaly, and Epirus," &c. — Government
House, Brisbane, West Australia ; United Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
BOWEN, George Edward, Esq. (of Laurence-
town House).
Eldest son of George Bowen, Esq., Captain R.N.,
by Annabella Harriet, dau. of Noah Simpson, Esq.,
of Drogheda ; b. 1821 ; m. 1850 Catharine Bell,
dau. of the late John Oliver Howe Nunn, Captain
86th regiment. Is a Magistrate for co. Down, and
Land-agent for the Downshire estates of Alex-
ander J. R. Stewart, Esq., of Ards, co. Donegal.
— Laurencetown House, near Banbridge, co. Down.
BOWEIST, Robert Cole, Esq. (of Bowenscourt).
Eldest son of the late H. Cole Bowen, Esq., by
Eliza Wade, dau. of St. John Galwey, Esq., of
Mallow, co. Cork ; b. 1830 ; s. 1842. Educated at
Cheltenham and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1852,
M.A. 1856) ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork, and
Captain 87th South Cork Light Infantry. This
family was formerly of Court House, Ilston, Gla-
morganshire, mentioned in G willim, p. 186. Colonel
Bowen came to Ireland in 1665. — Bowenscourt,
near Kildorrery, co. Cork.
BOWER, Edward Chi vers, Esq. (of Tickhill
Castle).
Eldest son of the late J. S. Bower, Esq., by Eliza-
beth, dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Chivers, Esq.,
of Askham, co. York ; b. 1826 ; s. 1858 ; to. 1858
Amelia Mary, 2nd surviving dau. of the late
William Bennet Martin, Esq. Educated at Rugby
and University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1849) ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire ; formerly a Captain 3rd West York
Militia. — Tickhill Castle, near Rotherham, York-
shire ; St. J ames's Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edmund Thomas Chivers, b. 1859.
BOWER, Rev. Henry Tregonwell (of Shroton).
Youngest surviving son of the late Thomas Bowyer
Bower, Esq., by Harriet, dau. of William Whit-
aker, Esq., Recorder of Shaftesbury ; b. 1808 ; to.
1837 Elizabeth Syndercombe, eldest dau. of the
Rev. Thomas Fox, Rector of Temple Combe,
Somerset. Educated at Winchester and St. Peter's
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833); is a
Magistrate for Dorset, and Curate of West Orchard.
This family is the younger branch of that of T. B.
Bower, Esq., of Iwerne Minster. — Shroton House,
near Blandford, Dorset.
Heir, his son Henry Syndercombe, b. 1839 ;
educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
BOWER, Robert, Esq. (of Welham).
Eldest son of the late Robert Bower, Esq., by
Elizabeth. Amy, only surviving dau. of John
Clubbe, Esq., of Ipswich; b. 1798; s. 1835 ; m.
1824 Helen, eldest dau. of John Hall, Esq., of
Scarborough. Educated at Westminster and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Dep. Lieut, for North Riding of
Yorkshire. This family was formerly settled at
Scorton, near Catterick. — Welham, near Malton
Yorkshire ; Conservative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Hartley, b. 1832.
BOWER, Thomas Bowyer, Esq. (of Iwerne |
Minster).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Bowyer Bower, Esq.
by Harriet, dau. of Walter Whittaker, Esq., Re
corder of Shaftesbury ; b, 1803 ; s. 1840 ; to. 182!
Eliza, only dau. of William Creed, Esq., of Bally J
grennan Castle, Ireland. Educated at Westmiu j
ster ; is a Magistrate for Dorset (High Sheriff 1847) j
was formerly Captain 73rd regiment. — Iwernj
Minster, near Blandford, Dorset.
Heir, his son Thomas Bowyer, b. 1829, Lit H
Lieutenant 73rd regiment, and Lieutenant ij
Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry.
BOWES, John, Esq. (of Streatlam Castle). |
Natural son and testamentary heir of the lOli
Earl of Strathmore (ext.) ; 6. 1811 ; s. 1820. Is [[
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for. co. Durham; w:|
M.P. for South Durham 1833-47.— Streatia j
Castle, near Gateshead ; Reform Club, S.W.
BOWLES, Sir George, K.C.B. (cr.1851).
Second son of the late W. Bowles, Esq., of He?
House, Wilts, by Dinah, 3rd dau. of the late Adn
ral Sir Thomas Frankland, Bart.; b. 1787. Is
Lieutenant-General in the Army, and Colonel ;
West India regiment ; served at Copenhagen,
Germany, in the Peninsula, Canada, and I
Waterloo ; was Military Secretary to the 1;J '
Duke of Richmond in Canada, where he held ccf J;
mand during the rebellion of 1838 ; was M.P.
Launceston 1844-52 ; Master of the Houseli
1845-51.— United Service Club, S.W.
BOWLES, Charles Oldfield, Esq. (of BToj
Aston). J
Eldest son of the late Oldfield Bowles, Esq..|
Mary, dau. of late Sir Abraham Elton, Bart. | '
Clevedon Court, Somerset; b. 1785 ; s. 181 j
to. 1815 Elizabeth, dau. of Matthew late if fl
Rokeby. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxfc ' fl
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon, IB
Colonel Oxfordshire Militia ; was formerly Mr I
of the Oxfordshire Yeomanry. This family I fl
formerly of Swineshead, co. Lincoln. — N>|
Aston, near Deddington, Oxon ; Boodle's t fl
United Service Clubs, S.W. f fl
Heir, his son Henry, Capt. Rifle Brigade, b. 1 ; ; I
to. 1842 Barbara, dau. of P. Warren, Esq., M.f I
BOWEING, Sir John, LL.D., F.R.S., F.i'l
&c. j ■
Eldest son of the late Charles Bo wring, Es<|>fH
Larkbear, Devon, by Sarah, dau. of the H
Thomas Lane, of St. Ives, Cornwall; b. 1792{«
1816 Maria, dau. of the late Samuel Lewin, H
of Hackney, Middlesex (she cl 1858). Has ■
successively Secretary to the Commission on I 'fl
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ccounts, Commissioner of Commerce in France,
aly, and the Levant, and British Consul at Canton ;
is her Majesty's Plenipotentiary, Commander-in-
lief, Governor and Vice- Admiral of Hong-Kong,
d Chief Superintendent of Trade in China 1854-9 ;
LL.D. of the University of Groningen, and a
night of the Order of Christ in Portugal ; was
.P. for Kilmarnock, &c. 1835-7, and for Bolton
41-9. This family was settled for several cen-
ries at Bowringsleigh, in the south of Devon. —
trkbear House, near Exeter ; Athenaeum and
jform Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John Charles, partner in the house
Jardine, Matheson, and Co. (China), b. 1821.
VYEB, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1666).
(lest son of the late. Admiral Sir George Bowyer,
i Bart., by his 2nd wife Henrietta, dau. of Ad-
ral Sir P. Brett, M.P. ; b. 1783 ; s. as 6th Bart.
99; m. 1808 Anne Hammond, dau. of Sir Andrew
ape Douglas, B.N. (she d. 1844). Educated at
on and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1804) ; is a Magis-
te for Berks, and Patron of 2 livings ; was
P. for Malmesbury 1807-10, and for Abingdon
12-18. — Kadley House, near Abingdon, Berks.
Heir, his son George, D.C.L., Barrister-at-Law,
P. for Dundalk, b. 1811.
'CE, Joseph, Esq.
ird son of the late James Boyce, Esq., of Ferns,
Wexford, by Arabella Bradclell, dau. of John
addell, Esq., of Lower Bullingate, co. Wicklow;
1795 ; m. 1817 Mary, dau. of Abel Ram Wood-
fe, Esq., J. P., of Gorey, co. Wexford. Is a
igistrate and Dep. Lieut, for city and co. Dublin ;
formerly a merchant in Dublin, and Lord
lyor of that city 1855. — Upper Mount-street,
Win.
D, Sir Harley Hugh, Bart. (cr. 1775).
lest son of the late Sir John Augustus Hugh
yd, Bart., by Honora Mary, dau. of the late
B. Calmady, Esq., of Langdon Hall, Devon ; b.
53 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1857 — Drummawillen, near
lly castle, co. Antrim.
Heir Pres., his uncle Frederick, in Holy Ordei'S,
ctor of Wouldham, Kent, b. 1820.
'D, George Augustus, Esq. (of Middleton
Park).
ly child of the late Abraham Boyd, Esq., K.C.,
his second wife Jane, Countess of Belviderc,
J. of Rev. James Mack ay ; b. 1817 ; s. 1822 to
paternal estates, and in 1836 to those of the
rl of Belvidere ; m. 1843 Sarah Jane, eldest dau.
George Woods, Esq., of Milverton Hall, co.
iblin, by Sarah, eldest dau. of Hans Hamilton,
q., M.P. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Westmeath.
is family is descended from the Lords Boyd, sub-
ucntly Earls of Kilmarnock, in Scotland. — Mid-
ton Park, near Mullingar, co. Westmeath ;
juservative Club, S.W.
'I' ir, his son Rochfort Hamilton, b. 1844.
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BOYD, James, Esq. (of Boslare House).
Eldest son of the late Captain James Jocelyn Boyd
(who d. 1849), by Isabel Ashmore, dau. of Major
Cooper, of the 35th regiment, and grandson of the
late James Boyd, Esq., J. P. for co. Wexford, and
High Sheriff in 1831 ; b. 1846 ; s. Ids grandfather
1859. This family claims descent from the Boyds
of Kilmarnock, N.B. — Roslare House, near Wex-
ford.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, b. 1848.
BOYD, John, Esq., D.C.L. (of Dundown House).
Son of the late John Boyd, Esq., of Belleisle, co.
Antrim ; b. 1789 ; m. 1820 Anne Arabella, dau. of
Rev. R. Hezlet, Rector of Killowen. Educated at
Edinburgh ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Londonderry, and a Magistrate for co. Antrim and
for Coleraine ; was M.P. for Coleraine 1842-52,
and since 1857. — Dundown House, near Coleraine,
Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W.
BOYD, John Bobert, Esq. (of Ballymacool).
Eldest son of the late John Boyd, Esq., by Frances,
2nd dau. of the late Sir Samuel Hayes, Bart., of
Drumboe Castle, co. Donegal ; b. 1808 ; s- 1836 ;
to. 1851 Mary Louisa, eldest dau. of the Rev. Wil-
liam Knox, of Clonleigh. Educated atTrinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1825) ; called to the Irish Bar 1830 ;
is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Donegal
(High Sheriff 1840). This family is descended
from the Boyds, Earls of Kilmarnock, in Scotland.
—Ballymacool, near Letterkenny, co. Donegal ;
Stephen's Green, Dublin.
BOYLE, Hon. Bichard Cavendish.
Fourth son of 8th Earl of Cork and Orrery ; b.
1812 ; m. 1845 Eleanor Vere, dau. of A. Gordon,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A.
1833, M.A. 1836) ; appointed Rector of Marston
1836, Chaplain to the Queen 1847.— Marston Rec-
tory, nearFrome, Somerset ; University Club, S.W.
BOYLE, Patrick, Esq. (of Shewalton).
Eldest son of the late Right Hon. David Boyle, by
his 1st wife Elizabeth, eldest dau. of the late A.
Montgomerie, Esq., of Annick Lodge, co. Ayr,
next brother of Hugh, 12th Earl of Eglinton ;
b. 1806 ; s. 1853 ; m, 1830 Mary Frances, 2nd dau.
of Sir R. D. H. Elphinstone, Bart., of Horu and
Logie Elphinstone. Educated at Oriel Coll., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1827, M.A. 1832) ; called to the Scottish
Bar 1829 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Ayr, and a member of the Faculty of Advocates
in Scotland (but does not practise) ; was formerly
Captain Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalr)^. This family
is next in remainder to the Earldom of Glasgow, in
default of male issue of the 4th Earl.— Shewalton,
near Irvine, N.B. ; Carlton Club, SAY.
Heir, his son David, b. 1833, 1st Lieut. S.M.S.
Tribune.
BOYNE (Viscount), Gustavus Frederic Hamil-
ton-Russell (cr. 1717).
Only son of the 6th Viscount, by Harriet, only din.
of the late Benjamin Baugh, Esq., of Burwartoii
House, co. Salop ; b. ifdf J 9, L8M j
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Emma Maria, dau. of the late Matthew Russell,
Esq., of Brancepeth Castle, co. Durham (whose
Dame he has assumed). Educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
cos. Meath, Salop, and Durham. — Burwaton House,
near Bridgenorth, co. Salop ; Stackallan, co.
Meath ; Brancepeth Castle, near Durham ; 22,
Belgrave Square, S.W.
Hevr, his son Gustavus Russell, b. 1830 ; on. 1858
Katharine Frances, 3rd dau. of 2nd Earl of Eldon.
BOYNTON, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1618).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Boynton, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of Captain Gray ; b. 1811 ; s.
his brother as 10th Bart. 1854 ; on. 1st 1833
Louisa, dau. of Walter Strickland, Esq., of Coke-
thorpe Park, Oxon ; 2nd 1843 Hai-riet, dau. of
Thomas Lightfoot, Esq., of Sevenoaks, Kent.
Educated at Durham University ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the East Riding of Yorkshire.
This family was seated in Yorkshire before the
Norman Conquest. — Burton Agnes Hall, near
Bridlington, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Henry Somerville, b. 1844.
BRACEBRIDGE, Charles Holte, Esq. (of Ather-
stone Hall).
Eldest son of the late Abraham Bracebridge, Esq., by
Mary Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of Sir Charles
Holte, Bart, (ext.), of Aston, co. Warwick ; b. 1799 ;
s. 1832 ; on. 1824 Selina, youngest dau. of William
Mills, Esq., of Bisterne, Hants. Educated at Mer-
ton Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for cos. Warwick and Leicester. This family was
originally of Bracebridge, co. Lincoln ; they were
seated a.d. 1100 at Kingsbury, co. Warwick
(where they still hold lands), and subsequently at
Lindley, co. Leicester, and at Atherstone. — Ather-
stone Hall, Warwickshire ; Athenseum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his sister Mary Holte, m. 1803 her
cousin Walter Henry Bracebridge, Esq., of More-
ville (whom see).
BRACEBRIDGE, Walter Henry, Esq. (of More-
ville Hall).
Only son of the late Walter Bracebridge, Esq., by
Harriet, dau. of H. Streatfleld, Esq., of Chidding-
sfcone, Kent; b. 1781 ; on. 1803 Mary Holte, dau.
of the late Abraham Bracebridge, Esq., of Ather-
stone Hall. Is a Magistrate for co. Warwick. For
pedigree, &c, see Bracebridge of Atherstone. —
Moreville Hall, Warwick ; Chetwode Priory, Bucks.
BRACKEN BURY, Sir Edward, Knight (cr.
1836).
Second son of the late Richard Brackenbury, Esq.,
by Janetta, dau. of George Gun, Esq., of Edinburgh ;
b. 1785 ; s. 1828 ; on. 1st 1827 Maria, dau. of the
Rev. E. Bromhead, of Repham, co. Lincoln ; 2nd
1847 Eleanor, dau. of Addison Fenwick, Esq., of
Bishopwearmouth, and widow of the late W. B.
Clark, Esq., of Belford Hall. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln, and a retired
Lieutenant-Colonel in the army ; a Knight of the
Portuguese order of the Tower and Sword, and a
Knight of the Spanish order of St. Ferdinand ;
also a Commander of the Portuguese order oi;
St. Bento d'Avis. — Skendleby Hall, near Spilsby, :
Lincolnshire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Fenwick, b. 1848.
BRACKENRXDGE, George Charles, Esq. (o:
Ashfield Park).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Trimble, Esq.,
Clogher, co. Tyrone, Ireland, by Catherine, dau. o
Thomas Smith, Esq., of Lisnaskea; b. 1815
s. 1847. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; callei
to the Irish Bar 1839 ; is a Magistrate and Dep
Lieut, for co. Tyrone. Assumed the name an
arms of Brackenridge, by Royal Letters Patent, i
1846. — Ashfield Park, near Clogher, co. Tyrone
Morrison's Hotel, Dublin.
BKADDELL, Henry, Esq. (of Montdeligo).
Only surviving son of the late Henry Braddel
Esq., by Janette, dau. of William Henry Robart
Esq., of Llangollen ; b. 1826 ; s. 1853; m. 18
Laura Noemie, dau. of John Lees Armit, Esq., ar
Noemie Baronne de Marguerittes. Is a Magistra
for co. Cork ; was formerly Lieutenant 19th re£
ment. — Montdeligo, near Fei-moy, co. Cork.
Heir, his son Henry Armstead, b. 1858.
BRADFORD (Earl of), George Augustus Pr
derick Henry Bridgman (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the 1st Earl, by Lucy Elizabeth, da
of the 4th Viscount Torrington ; b. 1789 ; s. 182
on. 1st 1818 Georgina Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Moncreiffe, Bart, (she d. 1842) ; 2nd 1849 Hel
dau. of JEneas Mack ay, Esq., of Scotston,
Peebles, and widow of Sir D. Moncreiffe, Ba|
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwi
Patronage 11 livings. — Weston Hall, nearShiffn;
Castle Bromwich, Warwickshire ; Carlton Clil
S. W. ; 43, Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Newport, b. 18" [
on. 1844 Selina, dau. of the 1st Lord Fores !
Educated at Harrow and Trin. Coll., Cambriif
(M.A. 1840) ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, forffl
Warwick and Stafford, and Captain South S?i
Yeomanry Cavalry ; was Vice-Chamberlain of
Household 1852 ; has been M.P. for South Sfj
since 1842.
BRAD SHAW, Francis, Esq. (of Barton Hal
Eldest son of the late Francis Bradshaw, Esq.
Elizabeth, 4th dau. of Sir Robert Wilmot, B;
of Chaddesden, co. Derby ; b. 1800 ; s. 1£
m. 1823 Mary Anne, dau. of Robert Hob
Esq., of Nuttall Temple, Notts. Educated!
St. John's Coll., Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut •
Derbyshire (High Sheriff 1851). — Barton I f
near Derby.
Heir, his son Francis, b. 1827.
BRADSHAW, Thomas, Esq.-
Eldest son of the late J. H. Bradshaw, Esq If
Catherine, dau. of Richard Stuart, Esq. ; b. ltT
s. 1845 ; on. 1847 Frances Catherine, only daN
Henry, 14th Viscount Hereford, and some p
Maid of Honour to the Queen. Educated at
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; called to the Bar at >
coin's Inn 1853 ; was Captain in the 2nd regi(*i
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f Lancashire Militia 1851-6. Claims descent from
fchtred, the Saxon thane, and represents, in the
lale line, the ancient family of Bradshaw, co. Lan-
*ster. — The Palace, Hampton Court ; Crown-
iffice Row, Temple, E.C.
Heir, his son Victor Alexander, b. 1848.
AD STREET, Sir John Valentine, Bart. (cr.
1759).
lldest son of the late Sir Simon Bradstreet, Bart.,
y Clare, dau. of John Murphy, Esq. ; b. 1815 ;
as 5th Bart. 1853. The 3rd Bart, was Recorder
f Dublin, and subsequently a Judge in Ireland. —
Marine Crescent, near Clontarf, co. Dublin ;
liversdale, Kilmainham, co. Dublin.
Heir Pres., his brother Edmund, b. 1817-
ADY, Right Hon. Maziere (of Hazelbrook).
econd son of the late Erancis T. Brady, Esq., of
Pillow Park, co. Dublin, by Mary, dau. of W.
[odgson, Esq., and brother of the late Sir N. W.
rady, Knt. ; b. 1795 ; m. 1823 Mary Anne, dau.
f B. Buchanan, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
>ublin (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1819) ; called to the Irish
ar 1819 ; appointed Solicitor-General for Ireland
837, Attorney-General 1839, Chief Baron of the
rish Exchequer 1840 ; was Lord Chancellor of
reland 1846-52 and 1853-8, re-appointed 1859.—
fazelbrook, near Dublin ; 26, Upper Pembroke-
;reet, Dublin.
Heir, his son Maziere, Barrister-at-Law, b. 1827.
ADY, John, Esq,
lldest son of the late Tobias Brady, Esq., of co.
avan ; b. 1812; m. 1847 Sarah, dau. of the late
ohn Rayner, Esq., of Ely, co. Cambridge. Is a
lember of the College of Surgeons ; has been M.P.
i>r co. Leitrim since 1852. — Ely, Cambridgeshire ;
, Warwick Terrace, S.W.
AILA, Sir Peter, K.C.M.G-. (cr. 1856).
8 President of the Legislative Assembly of the
onian Islands. — Corfu.
AKENBURY, Henry, Esq. (of Scremby
Hall).
'hird son of the late Charles Brakenbury, Esq., by
Proline, dau. of William Hairby, Esq., of Spilsby,
o. Lincoln ; b. 1790 ; s. 1816 ; m. 1821 Anne,
nly dau. of John Atkinson, Esq., of Aristhorpe
[all, co. York. Educated at Louth ; is a Magis-
\ate for co. Lincoln. This family is descended
•oin the Brakenburys of the Tower (whom see).
-Scremby Hall, near Spilsby, Lincolnshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Augustus, b. 1791.
AMLEY-MOORE, John, Esq. (of Aigburth).
on of the late Thomas Moore, Esq., Merchant, of
<eeds ; b. 1800 ; m. 1829 Seraphina, dau. of W.
'eimell, Esq. ; assumed the name of Bramley by
'oyal license 1840. A Merchant at Liverpool (of
Inch he waB Mayor 1849), and a Magistrate and
>ep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster ; was M.P. for Mal-
on 1S54-9. — Aigburth, near Liverpool; Carlton
ud Conservative Clubs, S.W.
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BRAMSTON, Thomas "Wm., Esq. (of Skreens).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Gardiner Bramston,
Esq. (who was M.P. for Essex 1830-1), by Maria
Anne, dau. of William Blaauw, Esq., of Queen-
Anne Street, London ; b. 1796; £1831,; m. 1830
Eliza, 5th dau. and co-heir of the late Admiral
Sir Eliab Harvey, G.C.B., M.P., of Rolls Park,
Essex. Educated at Winchester and Ch. Ch., Ox-
ford (B.A. 1818), and was afterwards Fellow of All
Souls ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex ;
has been M.P. for South Essex since 1835. This
family has been seated in Essex since the reign of
Charles I., and many of its members have repre-
sented that county in Parliament. — Skreens, near
Chelmsford, Essex ; Travellers' and Carlton Clubs,
S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Harvey, Captain Grena-
dier Guards, b. 1831.
BRAMSTON, Rev. John.
Younger son of the late T. G. Bramston, Esq.,
M.P., of Skreens, by Maria Anne, dau. of William
Blaauw, Esq., of Queen-Anne Street, London ; b,
1804 ; m. 1st 1822 Clara Sandford, dau. of the late
Nicholas Trant (she d. 1848) ; 2nd 1850 Anna,
2nd dau. of the late Osgood Hanbury, Esq., of
Holfield Grange, Essex. Educated at Winchester
and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1824, .M.A. 1826) ;
and was for some time Eellow of Exeter Coll. ;
appointed Vicar of Great Baddow, Essex, 1831, of
Witham 1841- — Witham Vicarage, Essex ; Univer-
sity Club, S.W.
BRAMWELL, Sir George William, Knight (cr.
1856).
Son of G. Bramwell, Esq., Banker, of London ; b.
1808 ; m. 1830 Jane, dau. of B. Silva, Esq. ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1838, and went
the Home Circuit ; made a Queen's Counsel 1851,
appointed a Baron of the Exchequer 1856. — 3, Old
Palace-yard, Westminster, S.W.
BRAMWELL, Thomas, Esq. (of Enfield House).
Second son of the late C. Bramwell, Esq., by Ellen,
dau. of R. Nicholson, Esq., of Bradley Hall, co.
Durham ; b. 1800 ; m. 1834 Fanny, dau. of Joseph
Salkeld, Esq., of Holm Hill, Cumberland. Edu-
cated at Edinburgh University ; is a Magistrate for
co. Durham. — Enfield House, near Gateshead,
Durham.
Heir, his son Thomas Salkeld, b. 1836.
BRAND.
(See under JDacrc.
BRANDRETH, Charles, Esq. (of St, O^ytb
Priory).
Youngest son of the late J. P. Brandreth, Esq., of
Liverpool ; b. 1827 ; in. 1851 Eliza, younger dau. of
the late W. P. Nassau, Esq, Educated at Eton ami
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate fin
Essex; formerly Lieut, in the 4th l.ighl Dragoon*
— St. Osyth Priory, near Colchester, Essex | v'n\v
and Navy Club, S.Wi
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BRANDEETH, Humphrey, Esq. (of Houghton
House).
Fifth but eldest surviving son of the late Thomas
Gibbs, Esq., of Ampthill, Bedfordshire, by Sarah
Prosser, youngest dau. of the late Thoswithan
Brandreth, Esq., of Houghton House, Beds, Justice
of the Beace for Beds ; b. 1807 ; s. to the Bedford-
shire, Devonshire, and Cornwall estates of his
maternal uncle, the late Henry Brandreth, Esq.,
Justice of the Feace and Dep. Lieut., in 1846, when
by Royal license he took the surname of Brandreth
in lieu of Gibbs ; m. 1854 Emma Jemima Barbara,
youngest dau. of the late Lieut. -Colonel Charles
Hervey Smith, of Apsley House, near Woburn,
Beds. Is a Magistrate for Beds, Bucks, and Herts ;
was High Sheriff of Beds 1849.— Houghton House,
near Dunstable, Beds.
Heir, his son Henry Chernocke Gibbs, b. 1856.
BRANFILL, Benjamin Aylett, Esq. (of Upmin-
ster Hall).
Second surviving son of the late Champion Edward
Branfill, Esq., by Ann Eliza, dau. of the Rev.
Anthony Egerton Hammond (2nd son of William
Hammond, Esq., of St. Alban's Court, Kent) ;
b. 1828; m. 1857 Mary Anna, dau. of Capel
Miers, Esq., of Peterstone Court, co. Brecon.
Entered the Army in 1846 ; is Captain in the 16th
regiment ; appointed Assistant Deputy Quarter-
master-General in Dublin 1859. — Upminster Hall,
near Romford, Essex ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Champion Edward, b. 1858.
BRAY, Cecil Nicholas, Esq. (of Langford Hill).
Only son of the late Richard Burdon Bray, Esq., of
Stratton, Cornwall, by Mary, dau. of Thomas
Symons, Esq., of Launcells ; b. 1804 ; s, 1826 ; m.
1831 Mary, dau. of John Abraham, Esq. Educated
at Exeter College; is a Magistrate for Cornwall
and Devon. — Langford Hill, near Marhamchurch,
Cornwall.
Heir, his son Cecil, b. 1835.
BBAYS Edward, Esq. (of Shere).
Eldest son of the late Edward Bray, Esq., by Mary
Anne Catherine, dau. of Daniel Malthus, Esq., of
Albury, Surrey (sister to" the celebrated writer on
population) ; b. 1793 ; s. his grandfather 1832.
Educated at St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1818, M.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Surrey. This family has been settled at Shere
for nearly 400 years. — Shere, near Guildford,
Surrey ; Union Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Reginald, b. 1797 ; m.
1836 Frances, dau. of the late T. N. Longman,
Esq.
3EAYBEOOKE (Lord), Richard Cornwallis
Neville (cr. 1788).
Eldest son of the 3rd Lord, by Jane, dau. of the
2nd Marquis Cornwallis ; b. 1820 ; s. 1858 ; m.
1852 Charlotte Sarah, 5th dau. of the 2nd Earl of
Norbury. Educated at Eton ; is Visitor of Mag-
dalen Coll., Cambridge, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Essex ; late Captain Grenadier Guards.
Patron 6 livings. This familyis descended from
a common ancestor with the Earl of Abergavenny.
— Audley End, near Saffron Walden, Essex ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W. ; 10, New Burlington Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Cornwallis, a
Dep. Lieut, for Essex ; b. 1823 ; m. 1849 Florence,
3rd dau. of 3rd Viscount Hawarden.
BRA YE (Baroness), Sarah Otway-Cave (cr,
1529).
Only dau. of the late Sir Thomas Cave, Bart, (whe
was lineal heir and representative maternally of the
1st Lord Braye), by Sarah, dau. and co-heir of Jolir
Edwards, Esq. ; b. 1770; s. 1839 ; m. 1790 Henr
Otway, Esq. (who d. 1815) ; resumed the name o
Cave 1818. This Barony was in abeyance fron j
1557 until called out in favour of the presen !
Baroness in 1839. — Stanford Hall, near Luttei |
worth, Leicestershire ; 14, Great Stanhope St., Wl
Co-heirs, her daus. Maria Anne, m. Rev. 11 {
K. Richardson ; Katharine (Dowrager Countet i
Beauchamp) ; and Henrietta, m. Rev. E. ^\
Edgell.
BREAD ALB ANE (Marquis of), John Camp'
bell, K.T., P.C., E.R.S. (cr. 1831).
Only son of the 1st Marquis, by Mary, dau. of tin
late David Gavin, Esq., of Langton, N.B ; b. 1797-
s. 1834; m. 1821 Eliza, dau. of the late Geon
Baillie, Esq., of Jerviswood, and 10th Earl of Ha
dington. Is Lord Lieut, of co. Argyll, Colonel .
the Argyll and Bute Militia, Vice- Admiral of tl I
Western Isles, President of the Society of Antiqu
ries in Scotland ; was M.P. for Perthshire 1832-
Lord Chamberlain of the Household 1848-52, a
1853-8. Represents a branch of the ducal house
Argvll. — Taymouth Castle, near Aberfeldy, <
Perth ; Langton House, co. Berwick ; 21, Pa
Lane, W.
Heir Pres. (to the Scotch honours only) Willi;
John Lamb Campbell, Esq., of Glenfalloch (whi
see).
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BREMRIDGE, Richard, Esq. (of Cott).
Son of the late Samuel Bremridge, Esq., of Bnj]
staple, by Honor, dau. of Hugh Oxenham, Ef
of Sutcombe; b. 1803 ; m. 1824 Caroline, 2nd cU
of John G oiler, Esq. Educated at Tiverton ;
been twice Mayor of Barnstaple ; was M.P.
Barnstaple 1847-53. — Cott, near Barnsta
Devon ; Carlton and Parthenon Clubs, S.W.
BRENT, John, Esq. (of Barton).
Eldest son of the late Samuel Brent, Esq., ofBL ;
heath, by Frances, dau. of John Barton, Esqjr
Preston, Lancashire; b. 1786 ; m. 1807 Susail,
dau. of the late Sampson Kingsford, Esq., of Stuf,
Kent. Is a Dep. Lieut, for Kent, and a Magist |>
for Canterbury. This family is descended iw
Sir Robert de Brent, of Cossington, Somerset, p
d. a.d. 1309, and Isabella, dau. of Simon de Mcp-
cute. — Barton, near Canterbury. I
BEEIfTON, Sir Lancelot Charles Lee, it
(cr. 1812).
Eldest son of the late Vice- Admiral Sir Ja M
Brenton, Bart., by Isabella, dau. of Ant 7
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[Bre
tewart, Esq., of Maryland ; b. 1807 ; s. as 2nd
l*rt. 1844 ; m. 1839 Anna Maria Mary, dau. of
lajor-General Chester (she d. 1849). Educated at
iton and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1828, M.A.
S31). The 1st Baronet was raised to the Baronetcy
)t his Naval Services.
EEETON", John, Esq. (of Brinton).
ildest son of the late W. J. Brereton, Esq., by
llizabeth, dau. of John Hale, Esq., of Worcester;
. 1S13 ; m. 1841 Elizabeth Anne, only dau. of
J. Brereton, Esq. This family is descended
om John, a younger son of Sir Bandle Brereton,
f Malpas, co. Chester. — Brinton, near Thetford,
uffolk.
Heir, his son John Lloyd, b. 1842.
ETON, Peter, Esq.
Ildest surviving son of the late Peter Breton, Esq.,
y Lucy, dau. of T. Goldwin, Esq. ; b. 1792 ; m.
320 Mary Anne, eldest dau. and co-heiress of the
ite B. G. Wright, Esq. Educated at Marlow
lilitary Coll. and the Royal Military Academy,
/oolwich ; served in the Bombay Horse Artillery
314-15, with the field force under General Lionel
faith, in the Pindaree War, and in 1819 with his
)mpany in the Persian Gulf, under Sir William
.eir at the taking of Bhasul-Kymer, &c. ; is a
[agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants, and a Ma-
istrate for Southampton ; and has twice served
, le office of Mayor of that town. This family
ft Normandy at the revocation of the Edict of
antes. — The Polygon, Southampton ; Athenasum
lub, S.W.
ETT, Edward, Esq. (of Wakes Colne).
jcond but eldest surviving son of the late William
rett, Esq., by Mary, dau. of William Sturgeon,
sq., of Tollesbury, Essex ; b. 1796 ; s. 1813 ; m.
323 Elizabeth, dau. of Philip Havens, Esq., of
onyland Hall. Educated at Colchester and Pem-
•oke Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate for Essex.
-Wakes-Colne Place, near Halstead, Essex.
ETT, Wilford George, Esq.
ldesfc son of the late Rev. J. George Brett, of
anelagh, Chelsea, by Dora, 2nd dau. of the late
eorge Best, Esq., of Chilston Park, Kent ; b.
314 ; s. 1852. Educated at Westminster and
[agdalen Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837) ; called to
le Bar at the Middle Temple 1840 ; is a Magis-
ate for Middlesex.— University Club, S.W. ; 29,
ecleston Street, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Baliol, b. 1815 ;
.1850 Miss Mayer.
ETTELL, Mrs. (of Finstall House),
tatilda, 5th dau. of the late Michael Grazebrook,
sq., of Audnam, Staffordshire, by Mary Anne,
tu. of Thomas Needs, Esq. ; m. 1829 Richard
rettell, Esq., a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Worcestershire, and a Magistrate for cos. Stafford
id Salop, who d. 1848. — Einstall House, Stoke
rior, near Bromsgrovc> Worcestershire ; Taunton
ilia, Cheltenham.
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BREWSTER, Sir David, K.H., P.R.S., &e. (cr.
1832).
Second son of the late James Brewster, Esq., of
Jedburgh, N.B. ; b. 1781 ; m. 1st 1810 Juliet, 2nd
dau. of the late James Macphersoh, Esq., M.P., of
Belleville ; 2nd 1857 Jane Kirk, 2nd dau. of the
late Thomas Purnell, Esq., of Scarborough. Edu-
cated at Jedburgh and Edinburgh University
(M.A. 1800) ; appointed Principal of the United
Colleges of St. Leonard and St. Salvador, at St.
Andrews, in 1837 ; Principal of Edinburgh Uni-
versity in 1859 ; is a Magistrate for cos. Rox-
burgh and Fife ; "Vice-President of the Royal
Society of Edinburgh ; Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford and
Durham ; Hon. M.A. of Cambridge and Edinburgh ;
LL.D. of King's Coll., Aberdeen ; an Officer of the
Legion of Honour ; Chevalier of the Prussian order
of Merit ; one of the eight Foreign Associates of
the Imperial Institute of France, and a member of
various foreign learned societies ; is well known as
the inventor of the kaleidoscope, lenticular stereo-
scope, the Bude light, and the polyzonal lens for
lighthouses; author of "More Worlds than One,"
"Memoirs of Sir Isaac Newton,"treatises on Optics,
Natural Magic, the Kaleidoscope and Stereoscope,
and other works; was editor of the "Edinburgh
Philosophical Journal," " Edinburgh Journal of
Science," and the " Edinburgh Encyclopaedia ; " re-
ceived Knighthood and several prizes for his scien-
tific discoveries. — Allerly, near Melrose, N.B. ;
Edinburgh ; Athenaeum Club, S. W.
Heir, his son David Edward, Lieutenant-Colonel
in the Indian Army ; b. 1815 ; m. 1849 Lydia Julia,
eldest dau. of the late Henry James Blunt, Esq., of
the Bengal Army.
BREWSTER, Right Hon. Abraham.
Eldest son of the late William B. Brewster, Esq.,
of Ballinalta, co. Wicklow, by Mary, dau. of Thos.
Bates, Esq. ; b. 1796 ; m. 1819 Mary Anne, dau.
of R. Gray, Esq., of Upton House, co. Carlow.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1817) ;
called to the Ii'ish Bar 1819 ; appointed a King's
Counsel 1835, Solicitor-General for Ireland 1846,
Attorney-General 1853, resigned 1855 ; sworn a
Privy Councillor for Ireland 1853 ; was formerly
Legal Adviser to. the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
This family is of English extraction, but has been
settled in co. Carlow since the reign of Charles II.
■ — 26, Merrion Square, Dublin.
Heir, his son William Bagenal, late Captain
Bifle Brigade ; b. 1828 ; m. 1S58 Georgia, dau.
of James Campbell, Esq., of Craigie Down, co.
Ayr.
BREWSTER, James, Esq. (of Ashford Lodge).
Second son of the late Sturgeon Nunn Brewsto r,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of Robert Binder. Esq., of
Great Yeldham, Essex; b. 1807; >». L889 Marjf
Ann, eldest dau. of George Gepp, F.sq.. Chelmsford.
Is a Magistrate co. ESssex, Tins fatnih is .» brai
of the Brewster family formerly settled %[ Wren
thamHall, in Sutfolk.— Ashford Lodge, Halafcead,
Essex.
Heir, his son James George, b. 181 1.
BriJ
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BRICKDALE, John Fortescue, Esq. (of Bir-
champ House).
Eldest son of the late John Brickdale, Esq., by
Anno, youngest dan. of R. Inglett Fortescue,
Esq., of Spridiestone and Buckland Filleigh, Devon ;
h. 17SS ; s, 1840 ; m. 1813 Catherine, dau. of
Charles Gregorie, Esq. Educated at Westminster
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1809, M.A. 1811);
called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1818 ; is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Gloucester.
This family was formerly of Brickdale, co. Lan-
caster, and had estates in the counties of Somerset,
Devon, Salop, and Montgomery. An ancestor,
Thomas Brickdale, was Governor of Conway Castle,
temp. Edward I. — Birchamp House, Coleford,
Gloucestershire.
Heir, his son Matthew Inglett, b. 1817 ; m. 1856
Sarah Anna, dau. of Edward James Lloyd, Esq.,
Q.C.
BKIDGEMAH, Hon. Charles Orlando.
Second son of 1st Earl of Bradford ; b. 1791 ; m.
1819 Eliza Caroline, dau. of the late Sir H. Cham-
berlain, Bart. ; entered the navy 1804, and served
on the Lisbon, American, and Mediterranean sta-
tions ; became a Vice-Admiral (retired) 1858. —
Knockin, near Oswestry, Salop.
Heir, his son Edmund Woolryche Orlando, in
Holy Orders, Vicar of Kinnerley, co. Salop ; b. 1825 ;
m. 1853 Lilla Frances, 2nd dau. of R. Richards,
Esq., of Caerynwch.
BKID GEMAIsT, Hon. and Rev. George Thomas
Orlando.
Second son of 2nd Earl of Bradford ; b. 1823 ; m.
1850 Emily Mary, dau. of the late Hon. Richard
Bagot, D.D., Bishop of Bath and Wells (she d.
1853). Educated at Harrow and Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge (M.A. 1845) ; appointed Rector of
Willey 1850, of Blymhill 1853.— Blymhill Rectory,
near Shiffnal, Shropshire.
Heir, his son Ernest Richard Orlando, b. 1851.
BRIDGES, Sir Brook William, Bart. (cr. 1718).
Elder son of the late Sir R W. Bridges, Bart., by
his first wife Eleanor, dau. of John Foote, Esq. ;
b. 1801 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1829 • m. 1834 Fanny,
dau. of L. Cage, Esq. Educated at Winchester
and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1822, M.A. 1827).
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent ; formerly
Captain East Kent Yeomanry Cavalry ; was M.P.
for East Kent February — July 1852 ; re-chosen
1857 and 1859 ; has established his claim as a co-
heir to the Barony of Fitzwalter, now in abeyance ;
is Patron of 4 livings. — Goodneston Park, near
Wingham, Kent ; Carlton and National Clubs,
5. W. ; 120, Park Street, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Brook George, Rector of
Blankney, near Sleaford ; b. 1802 ; m. 1832 Louisa,
dau. of the late C. Chaplin, Esq.
BRIDGES, Sir Henry, Knight (cr. 1814).
Son of the late A. Bridges, Esq., of Ewell, Surrey ;
6. 1786 ; m. 1808 Frances, dau. of General W. T.
Dalrymple (she d. 1858). Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Surrey, of which he was High
Sheriff in 1814. — Beddington House, near Croydon,
Surrey.
BRIDGES, Rev. Thomas Pym.
Only surviving son of the late Henry Bridges, Esq.
(who assumed the additional name of Brook, and
d. 1855), by Jane, dau. of the late Sir T. P. Hales,
Bart. ; b. 1805. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.)
Oxford (B.A. 1828); appointed Rector of Danbury
1853. Is a Magistrate for Essex. This family is
a younger branch of that of Sir B. W. Bridges,
Bart, (whom see). — Danbury Rectory, near Chelms-
ford, Essex.
BRIDPORT (Lord), Samuel Hood (or. 1794).
Second son of the 2nd Viscount Hood, by Jane,
dau. of the late Francis Wheler, Esq., of Whitley
Abbey, near Coventry, and grand-nephew of the
1st Lord ; b. 1788 ; s. his grand-uncle as 2nd Lord
Bridport under a special remainder, 1814 ; m. 1810
Charlotte, dau. of 1st Earl Nelson. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1809). Patron
1 living. Is a Magistrate for Somerset. — Cricket
Lodge, near Chard, Somerset ; 12, Wimpole
Street, W.
Heir, his son Alexander Nelson, Equerry to the
Queen, and Captain Scots Fusilier Guards ; b. 1814 ;
m. 1838 Mary, dau. of 3rd Marquis of Downshire. 1:
BRIDSON, Thomas Ridgway, Esq. (of South-
port).
Eldest son of the late Paul Bridson, Esq., by Mary,
2nd dau. of Thomas Ridgway, Esq., of Wallsuches,
co. Lancaster ; b. 1795 ; s. 1820 ; m. 1819 Sarah,
eldest dau. of Henry Matthews, Esq., of Liverpool.
Educated at Ormskirk ; is a Magistrate for co.
Lancaster. This family, formerly resident in the
Isle of Man, where the name appears on the earliest
insular records, are supposed to have emigrated
thither from a town in Denmark, and to be oj
Scandinavian descent. — Southport, near Ormskirk^
Lancashire.
Heir, his son Thomas Ridgway, b. 1823 ; m. Is
1848 Mary, 3rd dau. of Richard Smith, Esq., c
Poulton Manor-house, co. Chester, and Bankfield
Lancashire (she d. 1856) ; 2nd 1857 Charlott
Mary, 2nd dau. of William Lowe, Esq., of Liverpoo l
BRIGGS, Sir John Thomas, Knight (er. 1851).
Son of the late J. Briggs, Esq., a member of tl|
ancient family of Brigge, or De Ponte, of Sail'
Norfolk ; b. 1781 ; m. 1807 Mary, dau. of T. Lewi
Esq., of Cadiz. Was formerly Commissioner i
the Victualling Board and Accountant-general f
the Navy. — 4, Royal Crescent, Brighton; 1
Regent Street, W. ~ j
BRIGHAM, William, Esc-, (of Foxley House).;
Eldest son of the late William Brigham, Esq., I
Sarah, dau. of John Cresswell, Esq., of Mancheste;
b. 1792 ; s. 1815 ; m. 1834 Elizabeth, only dau.^
John Richardson, Esq., of Manchester. Educatf
at TJshaw Coll., co. Durham ; is F.R.C.S. Londc1
and a Surgeon at Manchester. This gentleman
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[Bri
eh" male and representative of the ancient and
nightly family of Brigham, of Brigham and Wyton,
a the East Biding of the co. of York, settled there
ince the reign of King Henry L, as recorded in
be College of Arms, London. — Eoxley House,
jymme, near Warrington.
Heirs, his daughters Henrietta Felicia and Eliza-
eth.
IGHT, Sir Charles, Knight (cr. 1858).
'hird son of Brailsford Bright, Esq., by Emma
Charlotte, dau. of late E. Tilston, Esq. ; b. 1832 ;
i. 1853 Hannah Barrick, dau. of late John Taylor,
]sq., of Hull. Is a Civil Engineer ; knighted by
lie Lord Lieut, of Ireland on the laying of Atlantic
'elegraph. — The Cedars, Harrowweald, Middlesex.
IGHT, John, Esq. (of One Ash),
on of Jacob Bright, Esq., of G-reenbank, near
Rochdale, co. Lancaster; b. 1811; m. 1st 1839
llizabeth, dau. of J. Priestman, Esq., of Nevv-
ustle-on-Tyne ; 2nd 1847 Margaret Elizabeth,
*m. of W. Leatham, Esq., of Wakefield. A
artner in the firm of Bright Brothers, manufac-
lrers, Bochdale ; was M.P. for Durham 1843-7,
>r Manchester 1847-57 ; chosen for Birmingham
.ug. 1857. One Ash, near Bochdale, Lancashire ;
Reform Club, S.W.
IGHTWElSr, Thomas, Esq.
ldest son of the late George Brightwen, Esq., by
ai-ah, dau. of Thomas Aggs, Esq., of Norwich ; b.
312 ; m. 1839 Hannah Sarah, dau. of the late
•awson Turner, Esq., of Great Yarmouth. Is a
[agistrate for Yarmouth, and a Dep. Lieut, for
rorfolk, and is a member of the firm of Gurneys
id Co., Bankers, at Yarmouth — Great Yarmouth,
orfolk.
IGSTOCKE, William Owen, Esq. (of Gelly-
dywyll).
ildest son of the late Bev. Augustus Brigstocke,
.D., by Jane, dau. of the late T. Davies, Esq.,
i.D., of Pentre, co. Pembroke ; b. 1831 ; s. 1852 ;
h 1852 Emmeline, dau. of Oliver Lloyd, Esq.
ducated at Bugby and Jesus Coll., Oxford (B.A.
352) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1856 ;
a Magistrate for cos. Carmarthen and Cardigan.
-Gellydywyll, near Newcastle Emlyn, Carmar-
lenshire ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Augustus, b. 1854.
INCKMAN, Sir Theodore Henry Lavington,
Bart. (cr. 1831).
ldest son of the late Theodore Henry Broadhead,
sq., by Elizabeth, dau. of William Gordon Mac-
lugall, Esq. ; b. 1798 ; m. 1st 1829 Charlotte,
ui. of 1st Lord Godolphin (she d. 1838) ; 2nd
341 Annabella, daughter of John Corbet, Esq., of
undorne Castle, co. Salop. Was M.P. for Yar-
louth 1820-6 ; assumed his present name by
oyal license, in lieu of Broadhead, in 1842. — Bur-
|»n House, near Beverley, Yorkshire; St. Leonards,
! >ar Windsor, Berks ; Athenamm Club, S.W. ;
| >, Berkeley Square, W.
Ihir, his son Theodore Henry, Lieutenant 17th
jot, b. 1830.
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BRINKLEY, Richard Graves, Esq. (of Ardagh.) .
Eldest son of the late Matthew Brinkley, Esq., of
Parsonstown, co. Meath, by Harriette, dau. of the
Bev. B. H. Graves, Dean of Ardagh ; b. 1823 ; s.
1855 ; m. 1845 Hester, dau. of James Lloyd, Esq.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1844) ; is
a Magistrate for co. Sligo (High Sheriff 1856).
This family is of English extraction, John Brinkley,
Senior Wrangler of Cambridge in 1790, having
come into Ireland on his appointment as Bishop of
Cloyne. — Ardagh and Fortland, near Eastley, co.
Sligo ; Boyal St. George's Yacht Club, Kingstown,
Dublin.
Heir, his son John Lloyd, b. 1852.
BRISBANE, Sir Thomas Macdougall, Bart.
G.C.B., G.C.H., F.R.S. (cr.1836).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Brisbane, Esq.,
of Brisbane, by Eleanor, dau. of Sir Michael
Bruce, Bart. ; b. 1773 ; m. 1819 Anua Maria,
dau. of Sir Henry Hay Macdougall, Bart., of
Mackerstoun, whose name he has assumed in addi-
tion to his own. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Ayr ; entered the Army in 1790 ; served in
Flanders and through the Beninsular War ; was
Governor of New South Wales 1820-5 ; is a General
in the Army, and Colonel of the 34th foot. — Bris-
bane, near Ayr, N.B. ; Mackerstoun, near Edin-
burgh ; Athenaeum and United Service Clubs,
S.W.
BRISCOE, Sir Wastel, Bart. (cr. 1782).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Briscoe, Bart., by
Caroline Alicia, dau. of Gilbert Fane Fleming,
Esq. ; b. 1778 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1806 ; m. 1806
Sarah, dau. of W. Lester, Esq. Educated at Eton
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1800) ; is a Magistrate
for Cumberland (High Sheriff 1813). Patron of
2 livings. — Crofton Hall, near Carlisle ; 11, Beau-
mont Street, W.
Heir, his son Eobert, b. 1808 ; m. 1832 Annie,
dau. of George Bimmington, Esq., of Tyne-Field
House, Cumberland.
BRISCOE, Henry Whitby, Esq. (of Tinvane).
Eldest son of the late Henry Briscoe, Esq., by
Alicia, dau. of F. White, Esq., of Carrickbeg ;
b. 1809 ; 8. 1834 ; m. 1835 Deborah, dau. of the
Bev. Bobert Shaw. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for cos. Tipperary
and Kilkenny. — Tinvane, near Carrick-on-Suir, co.
Tipperary.
Heir, his son Hemy Whitby, Lieut. K.A..
b. 1836.
BRISCOE, John Ivatt, Esq. (of Fox Hillsb
Son of the late John Briscoe, Esq., of Gross Deep*
Twickenham, by Mary, dau. of S. Winthrop. Esq .
Merchant, of London ; b. 1792; m. 1819 Ai.m
Maria, dau. of the late Sir J. Maw boy. Bart,
father represented Southwark and Surrej for thirty
years). Educated at Baling and University Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1812, M.A. \l815) ; was ;«i'UMuavds
a Student at Lincoln's inn ; is Lord i fthe Manor
of Epsom ; a Magistrate for Surrey and Middleneati
Bri]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
and a Dep. Lieut, for Surrey ; was M.P. for Surrey
1880*2, for E. Surrey 1833-4, for Westbury 1837-
i I ; has been M.P. for W. Surrey since 1857.—
Fox Hills, near Chertsey, Surrey ; GO, Eaton Place,
S.W.
BRISCOE, Rev. Thomas.
Second son of the late R. Briscoe, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of the Rev. Thomas Owen, of Plas-
Rhoscolyn, co. Anglesea ; b. 1813. Educated at
Jesus Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1833, M.A. 1836, B.D.
1843) ; appointed Incumbent of Holyhead 1857 ;
is a Magistrate for Anglesea, and a Surrogate for
the Diocese of Bangor ; was formerly Fellow,
Tutor, and Vice-Principal of Jesus Coll., Oxford.
— Holyhead, Anglesea.
BRISE, Lieut.-Colonel Samuel Brise Ruggles-
(of Spain's Hall).
Only son of the late John Ruggles, Esq., who
assumed the additional name of Brise, by Cathe-
rine, dau. of J. H. Harrison, Esq., of Copford
Hall, Essex; b. 1825 ; s. 1852; m. 1847 Marianne
Weyland, dau. of Sir E. Bowyer Smijth, Bart.
Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambridge ;
entered the Army in 1844 as Cornet 1st Dragoon
Guards ; appointed Lieutenant-Colonel Command-
ant West Essex Militia 1852; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Essex and Suffolk. — Spain's Hall,
near Braintree, Essex ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Archibald Weyland, b. 1853.
BRISTOL (2nd Marquis of), Frederick William
Hervey, P.O. (cr. 1826).
Eldest surviving son of the 1st Marquis, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of the 1st Lord Templetown ; b. 1800 ;
s. 1859 ; m. 1830 Katharine, dau. of 5th Duke of
Rutland, K.G. (she d. 1848). Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1822) ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk, and Hereditary Steward
of Bury St. Edmunds ; late Colonel West Suffolk
Militia ; was M.P. for Bury St. Edmunds 1830-59,
and Treasurer of the Household 1841-6. Patron of
20 livings. — Ickworth Park, Bury St. Edmunds ;
the Heath, Putney ; Kemp Town, Brighton ; 6,
St. James's Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Earl Jermyn, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Suffolk and M.P. for West Suffolk ;
b. 1834 ; educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge
(M.A. 1855).
BRISTOW, Alfred Rhodes, Esq. (of Lewisham).
Youngest son of the late Isaac Bristow, Esq., by
Henrietta Catherine, dau. of the Baron Raychorn;
b. 1820 ; m. 1842 Margaret, eldest dau. of John
Oswald, Esq., of The Palace, Croydon. Edu-
cated at King's Coll., London ; is a Solicitor in
London, and a Member of the Metropolitan Board
of Works ; elected M.P. for Kidderminster 1859.
— Rushy-Green House, Lewisham, S.E. ; Reform
Club, S.W.
BRITTEN, Daniel, Esq. (of Kenswick).
Eldest son of the late John Britten, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of Thomas Meek, Esq., of Durham. Is
a Magistrate for Middlesex and Dep. Lieut, for
the City of London. — Kenswick, near Worcester •
Conservative Club, S.W. ; 7, Hanover Terrace,
Regent's Park, N.W.
BEOADWOOD, John Jervis, Esq. (of Buchan
Hill).
Second son of Thomas Broadwood, Esq., of Holm-
bush, Sussex, by Annie Augusta, dau. of Alex-
ander Mundell, Esq., of Great George Street, i
Westminster (she d. 1845) ; b. 1823 ; m. 1849
Dorothy, dau. of Richard Tomson, Esq., of the
Elms. Educated at Emmanuel Coll., Cambridge, j
— Buchan Hill, near Crawley, Sussex ; Royal j
Thames Yacht Club, S.W..
Heir, his son John Alexander Redman, b. 1854.
BROCKLEHURST, John, Esq.
Second son of the late John Brocklehurst, Esq., by l
Sarah, dau. of P. Pownall, Esq., of Pownall Green, I
eo. Chester ; b. 1789 ; m. 1814 Mary, dau. oil
W. Coare, Esq. (cl). Educated at Macclesfield : \
a partner in the firm of Brocklehurst Brothers, t
bankers and silk manufacturers at Macclesfield j
is a Magistrate for Cheshire; has been M.P. foil
Macclesfield since 1832. — Hurdsfield House, neai i
Macclesfield, Cheshire ; Reform Club, S.W. j
Heir, his son William Coare, of Butley Hall]
near Macclesfield, a Magistrate for Cheshire ; jl,
1816 ; m. 1849 Mary, dau. of W. Worthington I
Esq., of Brockhurst Hall, co. Chester.
BEOCKMAlf, Rev. Tatton (of Beachborough). j
Fifth son of the late James Drake Brockman, Esq.
by Catharine Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. William Ta' !
ton, D.D., Rector of Rotherfield, Sussex, anj|J
Prebendary of Canterbury and York ; b. 1792 ; [
1847 ; rfi. 1st 1825 Louisa, youngest dau. of S
Henry Hawley, Bart., of Leybourne Grange, Kei
(she d. 1837) ; 2nd 1840 Anna, eldest dau. of Re
John Holmes, of Gawdy Hall, Norfolk. Educati
at Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1816, M.A. 1817) ;
Holy Orders ; in 1848 was appointed Rector
Otham, Kent ; was Vicar of Rottingdean, Susse
1838-47. This family appears by the patents e
rolled in the Tower to have been located in Ke
as early as the time. of Richard II. — Beachborouo
near Hythe, Kent ; Gore Court, near Maidstoi
Kent.
Heir Pres., his brother George, Colonel E;
Kent Militia, formerly Captain 87th foot, b. 18«
BRODIE, Sir Benjamin Collins, Bart., D.C
(cr. 1834).
Third son of the late Rev. P. B. Brodie, by Sar
dau. of Benjamin Collins, Esq., of Milford, Wil
b. 1783 ; m. 1816 Anne, 3rd dau. of Serjeant Sell
Is a Magistrate for Surrey, and Serjeant Surgii]
to Her Majesty, and Surgeon to H.R.H. Pril
Albert ; a Corresponding Member of Institute!
Erance ; President of the Royal Society ; Pr|
dent of the General Council of Medical Educat [
&c. — Broome Park, near Reigate, Surrey; At.
na?um Club, S.W. ; 14, Saville Row, W.
Heir, his son Benjamin Collins, F.R.S., MJ/I
Balliol Coll., and Professor of Chemistry at Oxff;
b. 1817 ; m. 1848 Philothea Margaret, dau. of .
Serjeant Thompson.
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[Bro
. lODIE, Thomas Stewart, Esq. (of Lethen
House).
Eldest son of the late James Campbell, Esq., by
Mavy Catherine, dau. of Stewart Souter, Esq., of
Melrose; b. 1837; s. 1858; m. 1858 Emma
3eorgina, 3rd dau. of William Gabbett, Esq., of
Mount Minnett, co. Limerick. Is a Dep. Lieut, for
;o. Moray. — Lethen House and Coulmony House,
STairn, N.B.
Heir, his dau. Elizabeth Catharine.
I tODIGAN, Francis, Esq. (of Pilton House).
Second but eldest surviving son of the late F. Brodi-
gan, Esq., by Mary, dau. of Thos. McEvoy, Esq. ; s.
lis brotherl849; m. 18 — . Educated at theDrogheda
School and Trinity Coll., Dublin, where he gradu-
.ted B.A. ; is a Barrister of the Middle Temple,
,nd a Magistrate for co. Meath ; was High Sheriff
or the co. of the town Drogheda in 1857. The
amily of O'Rudican, O'Rodigan, or Brodigan, is
lescended from Colla da Crioch, nephew of Fiacha,
Monarch of Ireland, towards the close of the third
entury ; one of their descendants being Dermond
)'Rudican, Bishop of Ferns, who died A.D. 1048
rl050.* (See Ware, "O'Halloran and O'Duggan.")
-Pilton House, co. Meath ; Reform Club, S.W. ;
.liddle Temple, E.C.
I Heir, his son Francis, Lieutenant in the Army.
I lODRICK, Hon. and Rev. George.
1 lecond son of the late Archbishop (Brodrick) of
!ashel, and next brother and heir pres. to the 6th
. discount Midleton ; b. 1797. Educated at Eton
nd Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1819, M.A. 1822) ;
,ppointed Rector of Titsey 1842. — Titsey Rectory,
ear Godstone, Surrey.
I ODRICK, Hon. and Rev. William John.
Third son of the late Archbishop (Brodrick) of
fashel, and brother of the 6th Viscount Midleton ;
. 1798 ; m. 1st 1824 Elizabeth Anne, eldest dau.
f the 6th Earl of Cardigan, and widow of the Hon.
. Perceval (she d. 1824) ; 2nd 1829 Harriet, 3rd
au. of the 4th Viscount Midleton. Educated at
;ton and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1820, M.A.
823) ; appointed Chaplain to Her Majesty 1847,
lanon of Wells 1855 ; was Rector of Bath 1839-54.
-The Liberty, Wells, Somerset.
I/cir, his son William, Barrister-at-Law, and a
|)ep. Lieut, for Surrey; educated at Eton and
<h. Oh., Oxford ; b. 1830 ; m. 1853 Augusta Mary,
jrd dau. of the Right Hon. Sir T. F. Fremantle,
-art.
From intermarriage with the Cheevers family, of Mace-
t( ii Castle, co. Meath (according- to Burke's " Dormant and
•A ^ant Peerage "), the above F. Brodigan, deceased, was a
li' U descendant, in the maternal line, of Viscount Mount-
h. stcr and Baron Bannow, in the Peerage of Ireland. Al-
tl igh specially included in the " Articles of Limerick," Lord
I int-Leinster did not avail himself of the benefits of that
ei tulation in his favour, as he retired to the Court of St.
C nains, where he died without male issue. His only bro-
t) , Jerome Cheevers, married, and had two sons, Christo
I and Francis. The former died unmarried, but Francis
' vi i s, the younger, married Jane Cosgrave, and had a son,
I LatlVi slain in the revolutionary war with America, and live
I 'liters, the eldest of whom married Colombo Brodigan,
ni had a son, Francis, father of the present F. Brodigan,
£
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BROGDEN, James, Esq. (of Tondu House).
Fourth son of John Brogden, Esq., by Sarah, dau.
of Alexander McWilliams, Esq. ; b. 1831 ; m. 1859
Helen Dunbar, only child of the late Captain
Milne, 24th Bombay Native Infantry, and niece of
Sir James Dunbar, Bart., of Boath, Nairn, N.B. —
Tondu House, Glamorganshire.
BROKE, Sir George Nathaniel, Bart. (cr. 1813).
Eldest son of the late Rear-Admiral Sir Philip
Bowes Vere-Broke, Bart., by Sarah Louisa, dau.
of Sir William Fowle Middleton, Bart. ; b. 1812 ;
s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1855 ; m. 1853 Albinia
Maria, 2nd dau. of Thomas Evans, Esq., of Lymiu-
ster. Is a Captain R.N. Patronage 3 livings.
This family was first raised to the Baronetcy in
1661.— Broke Hall, near Ipswich, Suffolk ; Carl-
ton and United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Horatio George, a Lieute-
nant-General in the Ai*my; b. 1790 ; m. 1825 Fre-
derica Sophia, dau. of the late James Mure, Esq.,
of Cecil Lodge, Herts.
BROMHEAD, Sir Edmund G-onville, Bart. (cr.
1806).
Only surviving son of the late Sir Gonville Brom-
head (1st Bart.), by Jane, dau. of Sir Charles
Ffrench, Bart. : b. 1791 ; s. his brother as- 3rd
Bart. 1855 ; m. 1823 Judith Corristine, dau. of
James Wood, Esq., of Woodviile, co. Sligo. Edu-
cated at the Royal Military Coll., Great Marlow.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln,
and a Major-General in the Army. — Thurlby Hall,
near Lincoln.
Heir, his son Edward, b. 1832.
BROMLEY, Sir Henry, Bart. (cr. 1757).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Howe Bromley,
Bart., by Anne, dau. of Daniel Wilson, Esq., of
Dallam Tower ; b. 1816 ; s. as 4th Bart. 1857 ; m.
1st 1848 Charlotte Frances Anne, dau. of Colonel
Rolleston, M.P. (she d. 1853) ; 2nd 1856 Georgi-
ana Ellen, dau. of Vere Fane, Esq., of Little
Ponton Hall, co. Lincoln. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Notts ; was formerly Captain 48th
foot. — Stoke Hall, near Newark, Notts.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles, Captain R.N. ;
b. 1820.
BROMLEY, Sir Richard Madox, Knight, K.C.B.
(cr. 1858).
Second son of the late S. Bromley, Esq.. R.N., by
Mary, dau. of T. M. Madox, Esq. ; b. 1813 ; M.
1843 the youngest dau. of R. Moser, Esq. Edu-
cated at Lewisham ; entered the Civil Service
(Admiralty Department) 1829 ; is a Magistrate for
Westmiuster ; appointed Accountant-Ceneral of
the Navy 1854. — 1, Spring-Garden Terrace, S.W. ;
Admiralty, S.W.
BROMLEY, Rev. Walter Davenport (of WOOt-
ton Hall).
Youngest son of the late D. Davenport, Esq., of
Capesthorne, by Charlotte, dau. of EL Slteyd, Esq
of Keele ; b. 1787 ; assumed the name of Bromley
in 1822, on succeeding to the estate of Rij?int°n
Bro]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Hall, co. Warwick; m. 1st 1818 Caroline, dau. of
Archdeacon Gooch ; 2nd 1820 Louisa, dau. of the
Late Bar] of Portarlington, who d. 1845. Educated
at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1808, M.A.
181 D ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Stafford. — Wootton Hall, near Ashbourne, Derby-
shire ; 32, Lower Grosvenor Street, W.
Heir, his son William Davenport, b. 1820 ; m.
1858 Mary, dau. of the late Walter Campbell, Esq.,
of Tslay.
BROOKE, Sir Richard, Bart. (cr. 1662).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Brooke, Bart.,
by Mary, dau. of Sir Robert Cunliffe, Bart. ; b.
1785 ; s. as 6th Bart. 1795 ; m. 1809 Harriet, 2nd
dau. of the late Sir Foster Cunliffe, Bart, (she d.
1825). Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Cheshire, and Patron of 1 living.
— Norton Priory, Cheshire ; Caidton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard, late Lieutenant 1st Life
Guards ; b. 1814 ; m. 1848 Louisa Tollemache,
dau. of the late General the Hon. Sir A, Duff,
G.C.B.
BROOKE, Sir William De Capell, Bart. (cr.
1803).
Second son of the late Sir Richard De Capell
Brooke, Bart, (who assumed the names of De Capell
and Brooke in lieu of Supple, by Royal license, in
1797), by Mary, only dau. and heir of General R.
Worge ; b. 1801 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1858 ;
m. 1829 Catharine, dau. of the 2nd Lord Sondes.
Educated at Rugby and Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1822, M.A. 1835) ; called to the Bar at the
Inner Temple 1826 ; is a Magistrate for cos. North-
ampton and Leicester ; was High Sheriff of Rut-
land 1852. This family traces from Philip De Capel,
-who accompanied FitzStephen into Ireland, where
his descendants have held lands ever since. The
Brookes are from Cheshire. — Oakley Hall, near
Northampton ; Aghadoe, co. Cork ; University
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard Lewis, b, 1831 ; M.A. of
Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
BROOKE, Sir Arthur Victor Alexander, Bart,
(cr. 1822).
Eldest son of the late Sir Arthur Brinsley Brooke,
Bart, (who was M.P. for co. Fermanagh 1840-54),
by the Hon. Julia Henrietta Anson, dau. of General
Sir George Anson, G.C.B., and late Maid of Honour
to the Queen; b. 1842; s. as 3rd Bart. 1854.—
Colebrook, co. Fermanagh ; 1, Regent Street, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Harry Yesey, b. 1844.
BROOKE, Sir James, Knight, K.C.B., D.C.L.
(cr. 1848).
Son of T. Brooke, Esq., of Widcombe, near Bath ;
b. 1803. Educated at the Grammar-school, Nor-
wich ; was formerly in the E. I. Co.'s military
service in Bengal, and served in the Burmese war ;
created Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford 1847 ; late Rajah
of Sarawak, Governor and Commander-in-Chief
of Labuan, and Commissioner to the Sultan of
Borneo*
BROOKE, Rev. John (of Haughton Hall).
Second son of the late G. Brooke Brigges Towns
hend, Esq. (who assumed in 1786 the surname o
Brooke only), by Henrietta, dau. of Richap
Massey, Esq., of Walton-on-the-Hill, co. Lancat
ter ; b. 1803 ; s. 1847 ; m. 1843 Georgiana Franca
youngest dau. of the late John Cotes, Esq., (
Woodcote. Educated at Rugby and BrasenOBij
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1824); was formerly Vicar C
Shiffnal, resigned 1847. — Haughton Hall, nei
Shiffnal, Salop ; University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Townshend, b. 1844.
BROOKE, John, Esq. (of Armitage Bridge). 1
Eldest son of the late William Brooke, Esq., I
Northgate House, near Huddersfield, who d. 181
by Hannah, dau. of William Clapham, Esq.,
Leeds ; b. 1794 ; m. 1822 Jane, 2nd dan. of W
liam Laycock, Esq., of Appleton. Is a Magistrj
and Dep. Lieut, for the West Riding of Yorkshb
— Armitage Bridge, near Huddersfield, Yorkshit D
Heir, his son John William, of Sibton Pa1 \{
(whom see). %
is
BROOKE, John "William, Esq. (of Sibton Par ,„
Eldest son of John Brooke, Esq., of Armit?
Bridge, near Huddersfield (whom see) ; b. 181' I
m. 1849 Jemima Charlotte, dau. of James Britt?
Esq., of Buenos Ayres. Educated at Eton
University Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1845, M.A. 18|
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1848.
Magistrate for Suffolk. — Sibton Park, near H
ford, Suffolk.
Heir, his son John Kendall, b. 1856.
BROOKE, Richard, Esq., E.S.A. (of Handfo
Eldest surviving son of the late Richard Bro
Esq., of Liverpool, by Mary, dau. of the late P
Penny (formerly Pennee), Esq. ; b. 1791 ; s. li
m. 1831 Eleanor Elspit, eldest dau. of Alexa:
Hadden, Esq., of Bramcote, Notts. Is a Met
and one of the Council of the Literary and P
sophical Society of Liverpool ; was a Commissi
of Bankrupts 1833-42. This family was loo
near Congleton, Cheshire, in the 17th century
Benedict Brooke, b. 1670, in 1714 acquires
estate at Handford, in Cheadle, Cheshire
now belongs to the present Mr. Brooke. -
ford, near Wilmslow,. Cheshire ; Canning St
Liverpool.
Heir, his son Richard Arnaud, 6. 1832.
BROOKE, Thomas John Langford,
Mere Hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Langford Bil
Esq., by Eliza, dau. of J. W. Clough, Esl
Oxton Hall, Yorkshire ; b. 1820 ; s. 1848 ; ml
Catherine Mary, dau. of Major Alexander Mai
Educated at the Royal Naval Coll., PortsmoiJ
Mere Hall, near Knutsford, Cheshire ; Carltonl
S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas William Langford, 5.
BROOKES, William, Esq. (of Elmestree).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Brookes, ~Ei
Mary Anne, dau. of William Holliday, E
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[Bro
e Grange; b. 1822 ; s. 1832; m. 1st 1843
banor, eldest dau. of Jacob Wood, Esq., of Tet-
Jy ; 2nd 1855 Anne, 4th dau. of William Maske-
Be, Esq., of Oakeley Park, Wilts. Educated at
} dimond and Queen's Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
t te for co. Gloucester, and a Captain in the Royal
I rth Gloucester Militia. — Elmestree, near Tet-
1 y, Gloucestershire.
¥eir, his son Alfred William, b. 1847.
OKS, Robert, Esq. (of Woodcote Park).
l of the late William Brooks, Esq. ; b. 1799 ;
1833 Hannah, dau. of the late Joshua Penny,
l Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey ;
;ted M.P. for Weymouth 1859. — Woodcote
"k, near Epsom, Surrey ; Conservative Club,
V.
THEETOK, Sir Thomas William, K.C.B.
(cr. 1855).
i of the late — Brotherton, Esq. ; b. 1785 ; m.
9 Louisa Ann, dau. of J. Stratton, Esq. Is a
utenant-General in the Army, and Colonel 15th
ssars ; was formerly in the 16th Light Dra-
ins ; served in Egypt under Sir P. Abercrombie,
I in the Peninsular War. — United Service Club,
V. ; 11, Upper Brook Street, W.
HUGH AM A WD VAUX (Lord), Henry
Brougham, P.O., F.R.S. (cr. 1830).
.est son of the late Henry Brougham, Esq., of
|i>ugham Hall, by Eleanor, dau. of the Pev. J.
Ine, and niece of Robertson the historian; b.
18 ; m. 1819 Mary Anne, dau. of the late Thomas
■3n, Esq. (niece of 1st Lord Auckland and widow
■J. Spalding, Esq.). Educated at Edinburgh
■iversity ; is President of the London University
I. a Member of the National Institute of France ;
I been Lord Rector of Glasgow University ; was
■P. for Winchilsea, Camelford, and Knares-
lough 1810-30 ; for Yorkshire 1830 ; was Attor-
J-General to the late Queen Caroline in 1820 ;
d Chancellor 1830-4. Is well known both in
jland and on the Continent as the author of
■ks on political economy, philosophy, mathema-
, and biography. — Brougham Hall, near Penrith ;
mes, France ; 4, Grafton Street, W.
CJGHAM, William, Esc-.
ingest son of the late Henry Brougham, Esq.,
Jrougham Hall, co. Westmoreland, by Eleanor,
1 of the late Rev. James Syme, and brother of
d Brougham ; b. 178- ; m. 1834 Emily Frances,
f dau. of the late Sir C. W. Taylor, Bart., M.P.
icated at the University of Edinburgh ; is a
ster in Chancery ; was M.P. for Southwark
1-4. — Brougham Hall, near Penrith.
Hi leir, his son Henry Charles, b. 1836.
ltDl UGHTON (Lord), John Cam Hobhouse,
3KC.B., P.O., F.R.S. (cr. 1851).
est son of the late Sir Benjamin Hobhouse,
t., by Charlotte, dau. of S. Cam, Esq., of
-ntry House ; b. 1786 ; m. 1828 Julia, dau. of
E'l Marquis of Tweeddale (she d. 1835). Educated
Yestminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridgo (B.A.
79
1808) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Wilts,
and Colonel of Wilts Militia ; was M.P. for West-
minster 1820-33, Nottingham 1834-47, and Har-
wich 1848-51 ; Secretary at War 1832 ; Secretary
for Ireland 1833 ; Chief Commissioner of Woods
and Forests 1834, and President of the Board of
Control 1835-41 and 1846-52.— Erlestoke Park,
near Westbury, Wilts ; AthenEeuin and Reform
Clubs, SW. ; 42, Berkeley Square, W.
Heir Pres. (to the Baronetcy only), his brother
Henry William, late M.P. for Bath, b. 1791 ; m.
1816 Mary Ann, dau. of the late John Palmer,
Esq., of Calcutta.
BBOUGHTOK, Sir Henry Delves, Bart. -(cr.
1660).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir Henry Delves Brough-
ton, Bart., by Mary, dau. of John Pigott, Esq., of
Capard ; b. 1810 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1851. Is Patron
of 3 livings. — Broughton Hall, near Eccleshall,
Staffordshire ; Doddington Park, Nantwich, Che-
shire.
Heir Pres., his brother Delves, a Magistrate for
Cheshire; b. 1812 ; m. 1835 Jane, dau. of George
Bennett, Esq.
BEOUF, Sir William, Bart. (cr. 1686).
Third son of the late Sir James Broun, Bart., by
his 1st wife Marion, dau. of R. Henderson, Esq.,
of Cleucheads, N.B. ; b. 1804 ; s. his brother as
9th Bart. 1858 ; m. 1843 Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of J.
Smith, Esq., of Drongan, Ayrshire. Is a Solicitor
in pi-actice. This family traces its descent from
the ancient Counts of Poitou. They have been
Free Barons of Scotland since the 12th century.
— Irving Street, Dumfries, N.B.
Heir, his son James, b. 1844.
BEOWELL, William Fa\ilknor, Esq. (of West-
Cliff House).
Youngest son of the late H. Browell, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Rev. E. Cockayne Frith, of North-
Cray Place, Kent ; b. 1816 ; m. 1846 Louisa, dau.
of W. Cooper, Esq. ; called to the Bar at Middle
Temple 1840 ; is a Magistrate for Kent and Folke-
stone.— West-Cliff House, Folkestone ; 5, Pump
Court, Temple, E.C.
BROWN", Sir George, K.C.B., K.H. (cr. 1852).
Son of Provost G. Brown, of Linkwood, near Elgin,
N.B. ; b. 1790; m. 1831 Mary, dau. of H. Mac-
donell, Esq., Consul-General at Algiers. Educated
at the Royal Military Coll., Great Marlow ; a
General in the Army ; was Adjutant-General 1 850-8 :
was 2nd in command in the Crimea 1854-5, and was
wounded at Inkermann ; served in the Peninsular
war and at Copenhagen. — Bishopmill. near E21gin,
N.B. ; United Service Club, S.W.
BROWN, Rev. Dixon (of Unthank Ball).
Second son of the late Robert Brown. B
Streatham, Surrev, by Isabella Graoe, dau. of John
Walker, Esq., of "North Shields; />. L826 : a 1867-
Educated at Rugby ami Kxoter Coll.. Oxford (B.A,
1848, M.A. 1852) ; ordained DeaOOQ 1849,
Bro]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
1S50 ; appointed Rector of Howick 1854 ; is a
Magistrate for Northumberland* — llowick Rectory
and Unthank Hall, near Ilaltwhistle, Northumber-
land.
BROWN, Douglas, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Jonathan Brown, Esq., of
Jamaica, by his 3rd wife Margaret, dau. of David
Me l lame, Esq., and of Margaret, sister of Sir Win.
Douglas, Bart. ; b. 1820 ; m. 1853 Georgina Helen,
younger dau. and co-heir of the late Wm. Maule-
verer, Esq., of Arncliffe Hall, co. York (see under
Mauleverer). Educated at the Edinburgh Aca-
demy and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1843,
M.A. 1S46) ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn
1847, and goes the Norfolk circuit. — Oxford and
Cambridge Club, S.W. ; 15, Hertford Street, May-
fair, W.
Heir, his son William, b, 1854.
BROWN, James, Esq. (of Rossington).
Only son of the late James Brown, Esq., Merchant,
of Leeds, by Charlotte, 3rd dau. of Matthew Rhodes,
Esq., of Campfield, near Leeds ; b. 1814. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. York (High Sheriff 1852) ;
has been M.P. for Malton since 1857. — Rossington,
near Doncaster ; Harehills Grove, near Leeds ;
Brookes', Boodle's, and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ;
45, Albemarle Street, W.
BROWN, John, Esq. (of Clonboy).
Eldest son of the late John Brown, Esq. (Captain
in the Limerick Militia), by Constance, dau. of
Lieutenant-Colonel William Odell, M.P., of the
Grove, co. Limerick ; b. 1802 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1826
Mary Charlotte, dau. of Thomas Lulwill, Esq. Is
a Magistrate for cos. Clare and Limerick. — Clon-
boy, near O'Brien's Bridge, co. Clare ; Limerick
Club ; 88, George Street, Limerick.
Heir, his son Robert Lulwill, b. 1837.
BROWN, John Bower, Esq. (of Woodthorpe
Hall).
Eldest son of the late John Brown, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of Robert Bower, Esq., of Wormhill and
Tideswell, Derbyshire ; b. 1802 ; m. 1836 Mary
Ann, dau. of William Greaves, Esq., of Sheffield.
Called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1854 ; is a
Magistrate for West Riding of Yorkshire. — Wood-
thorpe Hall, near Sheffield, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Richard Edward, Ensign 57th
regiment ; b. 1838.
BROWN, Thomas, Esq. (of Waterhaughs).
Only son of the late Thomas Brown, Esq., bv
Marion, dau. of George Jeffrey, Esq., and sister of
the late Lord Jeffrey ; s. 1853. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Ayr ; is representative of the families of Camp-
bell of Waterhaughs, and Bogle of Daldowie. —
Lanfine House, near Kilmarnock, co. Ayr ; Reform
Club, S.W. ; 8, Albyn Place, Edinburgh.
Heirs Pres., his sisters.
BROWN, Thomas Drewett, Esq. (o Jarrow
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Brown, Esq., by his
2nd wife Susanna, dau. and heir of Peter Drewett,
Esq., of Colerne, Wilts ; b. 1807 ; s. 1841 ; m. 1886
Isabella, eldest dau. of Sir William Chaytor, Bart.
Educated at the Charterhouse and Worcester
Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1831) ; called to the Bar at
Lincoln'slnn 1832; is a Magistrate for co. Durham.
— Jarrow Hall, near Gateshead, Durham.
Heir, his son Drewett Ormonde, b. 1838.
BROWN, William, Esq. (of Richmond Hill), ,
Eldest son of the late Alexander Brown, Esq., by
Grace, dau. of John Davison, Esq., of Ballymena,
co. Antrim ; b. 1784 ; m. 1810 Sarah, dau. of Andrew
Gihon, Esq., of Ballymena, co. Antrim. Is s
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire ; r
Merchant, senior partner in the house of Brown
Shipley, &Co., Liverpool; formerly an Alderman o
Liverpool ; was M.P. for South Lancashire 1846-59
— Richmond Hill, near Liverpool ; Brookes' ani
Reform Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his grandson William Richmond, b. 18#,
BROWN, William Henry, Esq. (of Ashley).
Only son of the late W. H. Brown, Esq., of
kirk ; b. 1792 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1817 Helen, dau
the late Robert Johnston, Esq., of Edinburgh,
a Magistrate for Midlothian. This family
branch of the house of Colstoun, founded soc
after the Norman Conquest, by Walterus
Brun. — Ashley, near Ratho, N.B. ; Northe
Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Robert Johnston, Captain 14 1;
Dragoons ; b. 1819 ; m. 1855 Augusta Marcia, dan
of the Rev. T. C. Brown, of Halkin Street, Bjj
grave Square, London.
BROWNE, Hon. and Very Rev. Henry Mo!
tagu.
Second son of the 2nd Lord Kilmaine ; b. I79f
m. 1822 Catharine Penelope, eldest dau. of
Viscount Frankfort (she d. 1858). Educated
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1821) ; appointed Df
of Lismore 1850. — Burnchurcb, near Benne
bridge, co. Kilkenny.
Heir, his son James Manners, Captain E."i
b. 1823 ; m. 1850 Mary, dau. of the late Jail
Hunt, Esq.
BROWNE, Hon. Richard Howe (of Crouch Oil I
■
Seventh son of 2nd Lord Kilmaine; b. 1811;}
1833 Elizabeth, dau. of the Hon. J. Brov
Educated at Sandhurst ; entered the Army IS J 1
became Lieutenant 2nd Hussars 1836, retl]
1843 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Suit
(High Sheriff' 1858).— Crouch Oak, Addlest4
near Chertsey, Surrey.
Heir, his son George Richard, Captain 88th f i
b. 1834; m. 1857 Louisa, dau. of Admiral Si f
Tyler, K.H.
BROWNE, Hon. Mrs.
Frances Georgiana, dau. of the late M. Towns J
Esq. ; m. 1st 18— J. W. Digby, Esq. ; 2nd 1
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on. Cecil J. Lawless, M.P., who d. 1853 ; 3rd
356 Andrew Browne, Esq. — Mount Hazell, co.
alway.
)WNE, Clayton Richard Clayton, Esq. (of
Adlington Hall),
tily son of the late General Robert Browne, who
sumed the surname and arms of Clayton on his
arriage with Henrietta, only dau. and heiress of
| Richard Clayton, Bart., of Adlington Hall,
incashire ; b. 1807 ; s. 1845 ; m. 1830 Catherine
.ne, only dau. and heiress of the Rev. Robert
Dbson. Educated at Harrow and Brasenose
E Oxford (B.A. 1828, M.A. 1832) ; is a Magis-
ite and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford, and a Magis-
ite for co. Lancaster. — Adlington Hall, near
igan, Lancashire ; Cairigbyrne Lodge, Ennis-
rthy, co. Wexford; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heirs, his four daus.
)WNE, Very Rev. Denis,
ird son of the late Right Hon. Denis Browne, by
ine, dau. of Ross Mahon, Esq., and grandson of
d Earl of Altamont ; b. 1795 ; m. 1824 Anne
icia, dau. of T. W. Filgate, Esq., of Arthurstown,
Louth,, Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
iblin (B.A. 1818, M.A. 1819) ; appointed Rector
St. Mary's, Enniscorthy, 1843, Dean of Emly
52 ; is Surrogate of the Diocese of Ferns ; was
merly Vicar of San try, and Rector of Loughrea.
The Rectory, Enniscorthy, Ireland ; 27, Upper
)unt, Dublin.
Heir, his son Denis Howe, 6. 1826.
IWNE, Rev. George.
'th son of the late Right Hon. Denis Browne,
P., by Anne, dau. of Ross Mahon, Esq., grand-
i\i of 2nd Earl of Altamont, and nephew of 1st
] irquis of Sligo ; b. 1803 ; m. 1828 Elizabeth
Jine, dau. of Rev. E. Day, of Beaufort House,
<] Kerry. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin
JA. 1824, M.A. 1833) ; appointed Vicar of Len-
|i 1840. — Lenton Vicarage, near Nottingham.
fleir, his son George Robert, b. 1833 ; a Magis-
i te for co. Kerry.
WNE, Hugh John Henry, Esq. (of Ra-
heens).
I lest son of the late Dodwell Browne, Esq., by
iria, dau. of the late Sir Neal O'Donell, Bart,, of
3 wport ; b. 1800 ; s. 1819. Is a Magistrate for co.
J yo ; represents a branch of the Brownes of the
f lily of Lord Kilmaine. — Raheens, Castlebar, co.
I yo.
Heir Pres., his brother Neal O'Donell, b. 1804 ;
W1840 Sarah, 2nd dau. of Abel Labertouche, Esq.,
)ubliu.
JI WNE, James Arthur, Esq. (of Browne
Hall).
] iest son of the late Colonel Dominick Browne, by
J] yusta Louisa, dau. of the Hon. Colonel Arthur
]j)wne, M.P. for co. Mayo ; b. 1810 ; s. 1853 ; m,
1 1 Emily Alice, dau. of Arthur Browne, Esq., of
Jwtown. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is
fl Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Mayo. This
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family is closely connected with the Sligo and
Oranmore families of the same name, and is of very
old standing in Mayo.— Browne Hall, near Balla,
co. Mayo.
Heir, his son Hans Sloane Hughes, b. 1853.
BROWNE, John, Esq. (of HaU Court).
Eldest son of the late — Browne, Esq. ; b. 1793 ;
s. 1818. Is a Magistrate for co. Hereford. This
family is descended from the Lord de Brune who
came to England with William the Conqueror. — Hall
Court, near Bromyard, Herefordshire.
BROWNE, Rev. John.
Only son of the late Rev. John Browne, of Ripon,
by Anne Elizabeth, dau. of Escrick Hancock, Esq.,
of Beverley ; b. 1807 ; s. 1807. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830, M.A. 1833) ;
ordained by late Archbishop of York 1830 ; ap-
pointed Vicar of Limber-Magna in 1849 ; was for-
merly Rector of Kirkby-Thore and Banning ; is a
Magistrate for cos. Westmoreland and Lincoln.—
Limber-Magna Vicarage, near Ulceby, Lincoln-
shire ; University Club, S.W.
BROWNE, John William, Esq. (of Mount
Kelly).
Second son of the late Dominick Browne, Esq., by
Emily, dau. of the Hon. John Browne ; b. 179- ;
m. 1832 Mary Sophia, dau. of the late N. Kava-
nagh, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co. Gal way. —
Mount Kelly, Glann, via Ballinasloe, co. Galwa}' ;
Kildare Street Club, Dublin ; Royal St. George
Yacht Club, Kingstown ; Galway Club, Galway ;
Conservative Club, S.W.
BROWNE, Michael Joseph, Esq. (of Moyne).
Eldest son of the late John Browne, Esq., by Mar-
garet, dau. of John Dolphin, Esq., of Turoe ; b.
18 — ; s. 1825. Is a Magistrate for co. Galway
(High Sheriff 1847). This family is a branch of the
Brounes, or Le Bruns, that settled in Wexford temp.
Henry II. The immediate ancestor was Sir David
Browne, who came to Connaught, and died in
Athenry 1305. — Moyne, near Dangan, co. Galway.
BROWNE, Peter Rutledge Montague, Esq. (of
Janeville).
Fourth son of the late Peter Montague Browne, Esq.,
by Anna, dau. of Andrew Crauford, Esq., of Kill-
burney, N.B. ; b. 1796 ; s. 1807 ; m, 1830 Mary
Jane, only child and heiress of the late Thomas
Typping Sinythe, Esq. Educated at Winchester ;
appointed Captain 9th regiment 1826 ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Down, aud Major
S. Down Light Infantry. This family, in common
with the Marquis of Sligo and Lord Kilmaine, is
descended from the ancient house of Montague. -
Janeville, near Killough, co. Down.
Heir, his son Andrew Smythe Montague, b. 1836,
Captain Scots Greys.
BROWNE, Rev. Peter William.
Only son of the late John Browne. Esq., of Mounl
joy Square, Dublin, by Catherine, eldesl dau, ol
Philip Walsh, Esq., of FiddoWU, co. Kilkenny
Q
Bro]
COl'NTY FAMILIES OE
h. 18 — : s. 1861} when lie assumed the name of
William in addition to Browne, by the will of his
IWtherj "'■ <lane Alicia, dau. of Sir Boss
Malum, Hart., of Castlegar. Educated at Eton
and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1820, M.A. 1823) ;
is a. Magistrate for co. Limerick, and Incumbent of
Blaekrod, near Bolton, Lancashire.— Bathbone,
near Limerick.
BROWNE, Richard Charles, Esq. (of Elsing
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Eev. Eichard Browne, by
Caroline Susan, dau. of John Marcon, Esq., of
Swaffham, Norfolk ; b. 1830 ; s. 1851. Is a Magis-
trate for Norfolk. This family is descended from
Sir Anthony Browne, K.G., one of the executors
of the will of Henry VIII., and represents the
oldest co-heir of the ancient Barony of Hastings. —
Elsing Hall, near East Dereham, Norfolk.
Heir Pres., his brother George, b. 1838.
BROWNE, Robert Clayton, Esq., M.R.I.A. (of
Browne's Hill).
Eldest son of the late "William Browne, Esq., by
his 1st wife Charlotte, dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Mayo, Archbishop of Tuam ; b. 1799 ; s. 1840 ;
m. 1831 Harriette Augusta, 3rd dau. of the late
Hans Hamilton, Esq., M.P. for co. Dublin. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford, and is M.A. of
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Carlow, and a Magistrate for co.
Kildare.— Browne's Hill, near Carlow ; Kildare
Street Club, Dublin ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Clayton, b. 1835.
BROWNE, Rev. Robert William, M.A., Ph.D.,
F.G.S.
Eldest son of the late William Browne, Esq., of
Kennington, Surrey, by Ann, dau. of Edward
Lucas, Esq., late Deputy Warden of H. M.'s Mint ;
b. 1809 ; m. 1839 Caroline Bradford, eldest dau. of
Eev. Sir Charles Hardinge, Bart. Educated at St.
John's Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1831, M.A. 1834) ; is a
Prebendary of St. Paul's and of Wells, Professor of
Classical Literature in King's Coll., a Member of
Council of Queen's Coll.,iSenior Chaplain to H.M.'s
Forces in London, and Examining Chaplain to the
Bishop of Bath and Wells ; was formerly Fellow
and Tutor of St. John's Coll., Oxford, a select
Preacher of the University, and Assistant Preacher
of Lincoln's Inn. This family is descended from
the Brownes of Eeynold's Place, Horton Kirby,
the representative of whom was High Sheriff of
Kent temp. Queen Elizabeth. — Athenaeum Club,
S.W. ; 1, Westbourne Street, W.
Heir, his eldest son, Hardinge William, b. 1840.
BROWNE, Thomas Beale, Esq. (of Salperton
Park).
Youngest but only surviving son of the late John
Browne, Esq., by Martha Susanna, dau. of the
Eev. John Pettat, Eector of Stonehouse ; b. 1810;
s. 1850 ; m. 1840 Mary Eliza, 2nd dau. of G. J.
Sullivan, Esq., of Wilmington, nearEyde (formerly
in the Life Guards and Blues). Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for co. Gloucester
(High Sheriff 1858). This family was formerly
called Le Brim, but was changed to Browne during
the early French wars. — Salperton Park, near
Northleach, Gloucestershire ; Cappagh White, co,
Tipperary, Ireland.
Heir, his son John, b. 1841.
BROWNE, Thomas Browne, Esq. (of Mellington
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Pryce Jones, Esq., of Cyfro-
nydd, by Mary, dau. of Colonel Browne, of Mel-
lington Hall ; b. 1805 ; assumed the name and
arms of Browne under the will of his maternal
grandfather, by Eoyal license, in 1823 ; m. 1828
Marianna Kyffin, eldest dau. of Major Arthur J
Eowley Hey land, of Ballintemple, co. Derry. Edu- S
cated at Harrow and Brasenose Coll., Oxford \
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1836 ; appointee |
one of her Majesty's Inspectors of Schools 1847. Iff
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Montgomery j
— Mellington Hall, Churchstoke, near Shrewsbury 1
Athenasum Club, S.W.
BROWNE, William, Esq. (of Tallantyre Hall) *
Only son of the late William Browne, Esq.,
Mary Toft, widow of Eichard Lancaster, Esq.,
Papcastle; b. 1780; s. 1802 ; m. 1803 Catheri
youngest dau. of William Stewart, Esq., of Cas
Stewart, co. Wigton. Educated at the Charte
house ; entered the army 1799 ; is a Magistra
for Cumberland (High Sheriff 1816). This fam
was formerly of Woodall Uldale, Cumberland.-
Tallantyre Hall,* near Cockermouth.
Heir, his son William, 6. 1812 ; m. 1847 Isabel!
only dau. of E. Midford, Esq. ■
BROWNE.
(See under Sligo.)
BROWNELL, Charles, Esq. (of Aigburth).
Third son of the late Peter Brownell, Esq., of Ne h
field, near Sheffield, by Marianne, dau. of Jonatb ,
Wilkinson, Esq.; b. 1802; m. 1825 Susanna, d:
of Lawrence Peel, Esq. Is a Magistrate for 'f
Eiding of Yorkshire. — Aigburth, near Liverpoo^
BROWNING, Henry, Esq. (of Ampton Hall).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Browning, Esq. j
Hadley, Middlesex, by Elizabeth, dau. of Willi}
Bennett, Esq., Banker, of Eaversham ; 6. 1I!B|
m. 1829 Anne, eldest dau. of Thomas B.i
bridge, Esq., Banker, of London, and Croyij
Lodge, Surrey. This family was formerly sed
in Lincolnshire. — Ampton Hall, near Bury
Edmund's, Suffolk ; Union Club, S.W. ; 72, Gj
venor Street, W.
Heir, his son Henry Bainbridge, b. 1832 :f
1858 Elizabeth, dau. of Charles Gonne, Esq.f
Warley Lodge, Essex. ,
BROWNLOW (2nd Earl), John William Spew
Brownlow-Cust (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the late Lord Alford, by Marian ];•
garet, dau. of 2nd Marquis of Northamptorf-
1842 ; s. his grandfather as 2nd Earl 1853 ; |
* Tallantyre Hall belonged formerly to the Radclifffi
the family of the Earls of Derwentwater.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Bru
le Viscount Alford. Educated at Eton and Ch.
Oxford ; inherits a large portion of the pro-
rty of the last Earl of Bridgewater. — Belton
ouse, near Grantham, Lincolnshire; 11, Prince's
ite, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Adelbert Wellington, b.
44.
)W]NrLOW, Countess Dowager,
ama Sophia, eldest dau. of 2nd Earl of Mount-
gcumbe ; m. 1828 (as 3rd wife) John, 1st Earl
ownlow, who cl. 1853. — Torquay, Devon ; 25,
wndes Square, S.W.
)WILOW, William, Esq. (of Knapton
House).
lest son of the late Rev. Francis Brownlow, by
therine, dau. of the late Earl of Meath ; 5. 1802 ;
847 ; m. 1835 Charlotte, dau. of Mr. and Lady
arlotte Browne. Educated at Harrow ; is a
igistrate for Queen's co., and a Dep. Lieut, for
Monaghan ; was formerly in the Army, and
D.C. to Earl Amherst when Governor-General
[ndia. This family is descended from a common
:estor with Lord Lurgan. — Knapton House,
r Abbeyleix, Queen's co. ; Kildare Street Club,
i 29, Merrion Square, Dublin.
leir, his son Francis, of the 72nd Highlanders,
836.
DWNRIGGr, Sir Robert William Colebrooke,
Bart. (cr. 1816).
est son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Eobert
les Brownrigg, by Emma, dau. of Major-General
abrooke Nisbet ; b. 1817 > s. his grandfather as
1 Bart. 1833. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford
<L 1838).— 12, Eaton Place West, S.W.
leir Pres., his brother Henry Moore, b. 1819.
RjWNRIGG, Sir Henry John, Knt., C.B. (cr.
858).
lest son of the late General T. Brownrigg, by
A ie, dau. of P. Shearman, Esq., of Kilcrain, co.
h cenuy ; b. 1798 ; in. 1822 Elizabeth, dau. of the
M '. Thomas Cook. Entered the army 1813 ; is
sector-General of Constabulary in Ireland. —
Longford Terrace, Monkstown, near Dublin ;
Castle, Dublin.
M, Sir Michael, Bart. (cr. 1629).
E 3st son of the late Sir W. Bruce, Bart., by
A ie Colquhoun, dau. of the late Sir W. C. Fairlie,
1 ,, of Pobertland, N.B. ; b. 1796 ; s. as 7th
B , 1827 ; m. 1822 Isabella, dau. of A. Moir,
E Educated at Haileybury Coll. ; appointed to
tl Civil Service Bengal 1814 ; is a Magistrate and
D . Lieut, for cos. Stirling and Aberdeen. — Sten-
h('ie, near Falkirk, N.B. ; Scotstown, near Aber-
d( i ; Brookes' Club, S.W.
Bj eir Pres., his nephew William Cunningham,
ft. 521 ; m. 1850 Charlotte, dau. of the late Hon.
"VUer O'Grady, Q.O., and grand-dau. of 1st Vis-
0( it Guillamore.
B -E, Sir Henry Hervey, Bart. (cr. 1804).
E st son of tho late Sir James P. Bruce, Bart.,
illen, dau. of Pobcrt Hesketh Bamford Hes-
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keth, Esq., of Gwyrch Castle, N. Wales ; b. 1820;
s. as 3rd Bart. 1836 ■ m. 1842 Mary Anne, dau. of
Sir J. G. J. Clifton, Bart. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Londonderry (High Sheriff 1845) , was for-
merly Lieutenant 1st Life Guards. This family is
of Scotch extraction, and descended from King
Robert Bruce. — Down Hill, near Coleraine, Ire-
land ; Junior United Service Club, S.W. ; 10,
Langham Place, W.
Heir, his son Hervey Juckes Lloyd, b. 1843.
BRUCE, Right Hon. Sir James Lewis, Knt.,
D.C.L, (cr. 1842).
Youngest son of the late John Knight, Esq., of
Fairlinch, Devon, by Mary, dau. of William Bruce,
Esq., of Duffryn, co. Glamorgan • b. 1791 ; m.
1812 Eliza, dau. of T. Newte, Esq. Educated at
Exeter Coll., Oxford ; called to the bar at Lincoln's
Inn 1817; is one of the Lords Justices, and a
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn ; formerly a Vice-Chan-
cellor ; assumed the name of Bruce in 1837 ; was
M.P. for Bishop's Castle 1831-2 ; created Hon.
D.C.L. of Oxford 1834.— Travellers', Athenaeum,
and Union Clubs, S.W. ; The Priory, Poehampton,
Surrey, S.W.
Heir, his son Lewis Bruce, B.A. of Balliol Coll.,
Oxford, and Barrister-at-Law ; b. 1820.
BRUCE, Lord Ernest Augustus Charles Bru-
denell.
Second son of the 1st Marquis of Ailesbury, K.T.,
by his first wife Henrietta Maria, dau. of 1st Lord
Berwick, and heir presumptive to that title ; b.
1811; m. 1834 Louisa Elizabeth, dau. of Lord
Decies. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge (M.A. 1831) ; is a Magistrate for West-
minster and Wilts ; formerly Cornet Wilts Yeo-
manry ; was Vice-Chamberlain to the Queen 1841-6
and 1852-8 ; has been M.P. for Marlborough since
1832.— Tottenham Park, near Marlborough, Wilts ;
Carlton Club, S.W. ; 7, St. George's Place, W.
Heir, his son George John, b. 1839.
BRUCE, Hon. Robert.
Third son of 7th Earl of Elgin (by 2nd marriage) ;
b. 1813 ; to. 1848 Catherine Mary, dau. of the late
Sir M. Shaw Stewart, Bart. Became Ensign
Grenadier Guards 1831 ; Captain and Lieutenant-
Colonel 1844 ; formerly Secretary to the Earl of
Elgin in Jamaica and Canada ; attended Lord
Elgin to China, as Secretary, 1857 ; appointed
Governor to H..R.H. the Prince of Wales 1858, — ■
Guards' Club, S.W. ; 48, Chester Square, S.W.
BRUCE, Charles Dashwood, Esq., F.H. S.,
F.R.A.S.
Eldest son of the late Hon. C. A. Bruce (brother of
6th and 7th Earls of Elgin), by Charlotte Sophia,
dau. of T. Dashwood, Esq., 2nd son of Sir James
Dashwood, Bart., of Kirtlington, co. Oxon : b,
1802 ; vi. 1841 Harriet Elizabeth, younger dim. of
3rd Lord Rivers. Educated at Harrow and Ch.
Ch,, Oxford; a partner ia the firm of Alexander,
Fletcher, and Co.. Merchants,0* London, fiTtn
Club, Edinburgh ; Travellers' Club, S.w
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Bru]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BRUCE, Henry Austin, Esq. (of Diiffryn).
Second son of J. Bruce-Pryce, Esq., by Sarah, dau.
of the Rev. H. W. Austin, and nephew of Y ice-
Chancellor Sir J. Knight Bruce ; b. 1815 ; TO. 1st
1S46 Annabella, dau. of R. Beadon, Esq. (she cl.
1852) ; 2nd 1854 Norah, dau. of Lieutenant-General
Sir W. F. P. Napier, K.C.B. Called to the Bar
at Lincoln's Inn 1843 ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Glamorgan, and Pep. Chairman of
Quarter Sessions ; has been a Police Magistrate in
South Wales ; has been M.P. for Merthyr-Tydvil
since 1852. — Duffryn, near Aberdare, S.Wales;
Athenaeum Club, S. W.
Heir, his son Henry Campbell, b. 1851.
BRUCE, John, Esq. (of Sumburgh).
Eldest son of the late Captain John Bruce, R.N.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Hunter, Esq., of
Lunna, N.B. ; 6. 1798 ; s. 1831 ; to. 1832 Mary,
dau. of John William Nelson, Esq. Educated at
the Royal Naval Coll., Portsmouth ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for Shetland. This family are de-
scended from the Bruces of Clackmannan, and were
settled at Sumburgh 1570. — Sumburgh, near Ler-
wick, I. of Shetland.
Heir, his son John., b. 1834.
BRUCE, Robert, Esq. (of Kennet).
Eldest son of the late Alexander Bruce, Esq., by
Hugh, dau. of Hugh Blackburn, Esq., of Glas-
gow ; b. 1795 ; s. 1808 ; to. 1st 1825 Anne, eldest
dau. of the late William Murray, Esq., of Touch-
adam, co. Stirling; 2nd 1848 Jane Hamilton, dau.
of Sir J. Fergusson, Bart., of Kilkerran, co. Ayr.
Educated at Eton and St. Andrew's ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Clackmannan and Perth ;
was formerly an Officer in the Grenadier Guards.
■ — Kennet, near Clackmannan, N.B. ; Dunmyet,
Perthshire.
Heir, his son Alexander Hugh, b. 1849.
BRUCE (of Durnphail).
(See dimming- Bruce.)
BSUCKSHAWj Joshua, Esq. (of Harry-Town
Hall). (
Only son of the late Joshua Bruckshaw, Esq., by
Frances, dau. of Alexander Holling worth, Esq.,
of the Old Hall, Hollingvvorth ; b. 1789 ; s. 1816 ;
to. 1822 Susanna, dau. of the Rev. C. Prescott,
late Rector of Stockport. Is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Chester. This is a very old
family, and always resided at Harry Town. The
former mansion was erected in the 15th cen-
tury, by Harry Bruckshaw, from whom the place
derives its name, but was pulled down and rebuilt
in the year 1671 by John Bruckshaw. — Harry-
Town Hall, near Stockport, Cheshire ; Carlton
Club. S.W.
BEUEET, Francis, Esq. (of Coolbawn).
. Second son of the late Colonel Henry Bruen, by
Dorothea Henrietta, dau. of F. Knox, Esq., of
Rappa Castle, co. Mayo ; b. 1800 ; to. 1823 Catha-
rine Anne, dau. of the 7th Earl of Westmeath.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wexford ; waa M.P i\
for Carlow 1835-7, and March-July, 1839.— Cooh j
bawn, near Enniscorthy, co. Wexford ; Carlton
Club, S.W.
BRUEN, Henry, Esq. (of Oak Park).
Only son of the late Colonel Henry Bruen, M.P., I
by Anne, dau. of the late Thomas Kavanagh, Esq,, 1
of Borris House, co. Carlow ; b. 1828 ; s. 1852 ; r
to. 1854 Mary Margaret, 3rd dau. of the late
Colonel Conolly, of Castletown. Is a Magistrate
for co. Carlow ; has been M.P. for co. Carlow since
1857- — Oak Park, near Carlow; Carlton and'
Boodle's Clubs, S.W. ; 19, Hanover Square, W.
Heir, his son Henry, b. 1856.
BRYAN, George Leopold, Esq. (of Jenkinstown) I''
Only son of the late George Bryan, Esq., soirn
time M.P. for co. Kilkenny, by Margaret, dau. o
William Talbot, Esq., of Castle Talbot ; b. 1821
f. 1848 ; to. 1849 Elizabeth Georgiana, dau. of th
2nd Marquis Conyngham, K.P. Educated a
Trinity Coll., Dublin; is a Magistrate and Def j
Lieut, for co. Kilkenny. This family has been se
tied in co. Kilkenny about 300 years. — Jenkim
town, near Kilkenny. !
BRYDGES, Sir Harford James Jones (cr. 1807) |jl
Only son of the late Right Hon. Sir Harford Jon>
Brydges, Bart, (who assumed the additional nan
of Brydges in 1826), by Sarah, dau. of Sir H. Got
of Newland Park, and widow of R. Whitcora
Esq., of Whittern, co. Hereford ; 6. 1808 ; I
2nd Bart. 1847 ; m. 1850 Mary Sarah, dau. of t
late Captain J. Moberly, R.N. Educated at Mi
ton Coll., Oxford (B. A. 1830, M. A. 1858) ; is,
Magistrate for co. Radnor (High Sheriff 1852).
Boultibrooke, near Presteign, co. Radnor; At]
nseum Club, S.W.
BRYDGES, Sir Ferdinand Stanley Head, Be
(cr. 1815).
Only surviving son of the late Sir Egerton Bryd^
1st Bart., by his 2nd wife Mary, dau. of the E
William Robinson, of Burfield, Berks ; b. 181,
s. his half-brother as 3rd Bart. 1858. Patron
1 living. The 1st Bart, was an eminent gene]
gist and antiquary, and his brother claimed
ancient barony of Chandos. — Lee Priory, l
Wingham, Kent.
BUCCLEUCH AND QUEENSBERRY (
Duke of), Walter Erancis Montagu Dou
Scott, K.G., P.C., D.C.L. (cr.1663).
Eldest surviving son of the 4th Duke, by Ha H
Katharine, dau. of 1st Viscount Sydney ; b. 1 §
s. 1819 ; to. 1829 Charlotte Anne, dau. of 2nd 11
quis of Bath. Educated at Eton and St. J(|
Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1827) ; sits in the Hou$
Lords as Earl of Doncaster (cr. 1662) ; is .'|
Lieutenant of Midlothian and co. Roxbijj
High Steward of Westminster, Colonel ofj|
Edinburgh Militia, Captain of the Queen's Iflfe
guard in Scotland, and a Governor of the Chim
house ; was Lord Privy Seal and President 0 i
Council 1841-7. Patronage 12 livings.— Rich»jli
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Buc
rey ; Dalkeith Palace, near Edinburgh ; Carlton
ib, S.W. ; Montagu House, Whitehall, S.W.
Heir, his son Earl of Dalkeith, b. 1831 ; edu-
ed at Eton and Ob. Ch., Oxford; a Dep. Lieut.
Midlothian and for co. Selkirk, and Lieu-
lant Midlothian Yeomanry; elected MP, for
dlothian 1853.
IHAN (Earl of), David Stuart Erskine (cr.
1469).
lest surviving son of the 12th Earl, by bis
; wife Elizabeth, dau. of Sir C. Shipley, Bart. ;
1815 ; s. 1857 ; m. 1849 Agues Graham, dau. of
Smith, Esq. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Linlith-
w, and Major Midlothian Yeomanry; formerly
ptain 35tb foot. — Amondell, co. Linlithgow,
B. ; 29, St. Andrew's Square, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Lord Cardross, b. 1850.
!HArT, James, Esq. (of Auehmachoy House).
)ond son of the late Thomas Buchan, Esq., by
phemia, dau. of Robert Turner, Esq., of Menie,
Aberdeen; 6. 1800 ; s. 1819; m. 1833 Helen,
I of Garden Duff, Esq., of Hatton. Is a Magis-
te and Dep. Lieut, for co. Aberdeen. — Auchma-
y House, near Ellon, co. Abei'deen.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1836.
Jt HANAN, Rev. Alexander Henry (of Hale's
Hall).
ond but eldest surviving son of the late John
chanan, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of John
illips, Esq. ; 6. 1790 ; m. 1819 Susanna, dau. of
N. M. Pattison, Esq. Educated at Winchester
I Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B. A. 1811) ; is a
gistrate for co. Stafford. This family is a branch
the clan Buchanan of Scotland. — Hale's Hall,
r Market Drayton, Salop.
YetV, his son Phillips, b. 1821 ; in. 1848 Louisa,
. of R. Townley Parker, Esq., of Cuerden Hall,
Lancaster (whom see).
BtlHANAK, Andrew, Esq.. (of Greenfield).
;ond son of the late D. Carrick-Buchanan, Esq.,
Drumpellier, by Elizabeth, dau. of J. Gilliam,
Mi, of Mount Alta, Virginia, U.S. ; b. 1799 ;
f; 1826 Bethia Hamilton, youngest dau. of Wil-
1 a Ramsay, Esq., of Gogar, by the Hon. Bethia
I milton. Educated at Glasgow University ; is a
I gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lanark, a
I gistrate and Commissioner of Supply for co.
] e. This family is a branch of the Carrick-
] ;hanans of Drumpellier (whom see). — Green-
f 1, near Shettlestone, co. Lanark ; New Club,
] n burgh.
Mj/aV, his son David William Ramsay, b. 1834.
Bt'l HANAN, Andrew, Esq. (of Auchintorlie).
I est son of the late Archibald Buchanan, Esq.,
t Mary, 2nd dau. of Richard Dennistoun, Esq.,
c Kelvin Grove, co. Lanark; b. 1817; s. 1832;
v- 1845 Mary Jemima Dundas Adamina, dau. of
fr| James and Lady Henrietta Fergusson, of Evil-
ly ran, co. Ayr. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
f' co. Dumbarton. — Auchintorlie, near Dumbar-
m, n.b.
:-BjfetV Pres., his brother Richard, b. 1819, Captain
;fjy|d Highlanders.
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BUCHANAN, Archibald, Esq. (of Bar skimming).
Son of the late Archibald Buchanan, Esq., of
Catrine Bank, Ayrshire, by Hannah, dau. of John
Struthers, Esq., of Glasgow (who was the youngest
son of James Buchanan, Esq., of Carston, co.
Stirling) ; b. 1812 ; m. 1847 Julia, 2nd dau. and
co-heiress of the late Thomas Forster, Esq., Jus-
tice of the Peace and Dep. Lieut., of Adderstone,
Northumberland, and Johanna, dau. and heiress of
John Robinson, Esq., of Tuggall Hall, Northum-
berland.— Barskimming, near Mauchline, Ayrshire,
N.B.
BUCHANAN.
(See Carrick-Buchanan.)
BUCHANAN, Walter, Esq. (of Shandon).
Eldest son of the late Andrew Buchanan, Esq., of
Glasgow, by Margaret, dau. of J. Cockburn, Esq.;
of Edinburgh ; b. 1797 ; m. 1st 1824 Mary, dau. of
J. Hamilton, Esq. ; 2nd 1851 Christina Laura, dau.
of J. Smith, Esq., of Jordan Hill. Educated at
Glasgow University ; a Merchant in Glasgow, a
Magistrate for co. Lanark and a Dep. Lieut, for co.
Dumbarton ; has been M.P. for Glasgow since
1857. — Shandon, Dumbartonshire ; Brookes' and
Reform Clubs, S.W. ; Fenton's Hotel, S.W.
BUCK, Mrs. (of Moreton).
Anne, dau. of the late Thomas Robbins, Esq., for-
merly of Pilewell, Hants; m. 1811 Lewis William
Buck, Esq. (who was M.P. for Exeter 1826-30, and
for North Devon 1839-57, and cl 1858).— Moreton,
near Bideford, Devon.
Heir, her son Sir George Stucley, Bart, (whom
see).
BUCK, William, Esq. (of Denholme).
Eldest son of the late John William Buck, Esq.,
by Sophia, dau. of William Owen Brigstocke, Esq.,
of Blaenpont; co. Cardigan ; b. 1817; s. 1821.
Educated at Harrow and Balliol Coll., Oxford ; is
a Magistoate and Dep. Lieut, for West Riding of
Yorkshire and for co. Cai'digan. — Denholme, near
Bradford, Yorkshire ; Glanarbeth, near Cardigan.
Heir Pres., his sister Caroline, m. 1834 the Rev.
W. H. Roper, of Abbots Repton, Hunts.
BUCK.
(See Stitclcy.)
BUCKINGHAM AND CHANDOS (2nd Duke
of), Richard Plantagenet Temple-Nugent-
Brydges-Chandos-Grenville, K.G., G.C.H.,
P.C., D.C.L. (cr. 1822).
Only son of the 1st Duke, by Anna Elizabeth, dau.
and heir of the last Duke of Chandos (ext.) ; b. 1797 :
s. 1839 ; m. 1819 Mary, dau. of the 1st Marquis of
Breadalbane, K.T. Educated at Eton ; is Colonel
Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry; was M.P. for Bucks
1818-39 ; was Lord Privy Seal 1841*2, Patronage
6 livings. Of this family were the late Lords Glas-
tonbury, Grenville, and Nugent, and a branch is
represented by Viscount Pahnerston. StOWO, ttoat'
Buckingham; Carlton Club. S.W .
fietr, his son, Marquis of Ohandos (whom i k 1
Buc]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BUCKINH AM SHIRE (Earl of), Augustus Ed-
\\ ;u-d Hobart (or, 1746).
Third son of the late Hon. George Vere Tlobart
(who was a son of the 3rd Earl), by Jane, dau. of
Horace Cataneo, Esq.; b. 1793; s. his brother as
6th Earl 1849 ; m. 1st 1810 Mary, dau. of the late
John Williams, Esq., King's Serjeant (she d. 1825);
2nd 1826 M ary Isabella, eldest dau. of the late Rev.
Godfrey Egremont. Educated at Westminster and
Brasenose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1815, M.A. 1818);
is in Holy Orders ; Prebendary of Wolverhamp-
ton. Patronage 2 livings. — Richmond Lodge, Sid-
mouth, Devon ; 16, Eccleston Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Hobart, 6. 1818 ; to, 1853
Mary Katharine, dau. of Bishop Carr. Educated
at Trinity Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1840) ; was formerly
Private Secretary to Sir G. Grey, Bart. ; is a Com-
missioner of Coal-trade for the port of London,
BUCKLEY, Edmund, Esq. (of Ardwick).
Eldest son of the late John Buckley, Esq., by Mary,
dau. of James Lees, Esq., of Lane, in Saddleworth ;
1. 1780. Is a Magistrate for cos. Lancaster, Derby,
and Merioneth, and Dep. Lieut, for co. Merioneth
(High Sheriff 1858) ; was formerly M.P. for New-
castle-under-Lyne. — Ardwick, near Manchester;
Grotton Hall, near Saddleworth ; Carlton Club,
S.W.
BUCKLEY, Lieutenant-General Edward Pery
(of New Hall).
Eldest son of the late Edward Pery Buckley, Esq.,
by Lady Georgiana West, dau. of the 2nd Earl
De-la- Warr ; b. 1796 ; s. 1840 ; to. 1828 Catharine,
only surviving child of William, Earl of Radnor, by
his 1st wife Lady Catharine Pelham Clinton, only
dau. of Plenry, Earl of Lincoln, eldest son of Henry,
2nd Duke of Newcastle. Educated at Harrow and
Royal Military Coll., Marlow ; entered the Army
1812 ; served in Portugal and Spain, and at
Waterloo ; became a Lieutenant-General in the
Army in 1858 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Wilts and Hants, and has been M.P. for Salisbury
since 1853 ; was Equerry to the Queen 1837-58. —
New Hall, near Salisbury ; Brookes', Boodle's, and
United Service Clubs, S.W. ; 12, South Audley
Street, W.
Heir, his son Alfred, b. 1829 ; to. 1858 Geraldine
Mary, only dau. of the late Captain George St.
John Mildmay, R.N.
BUCKWORTHj Rev. Thomas Everard.
Only surviving son of the late Captain Thomas
Blackall Buckworth, of Park Place, Windsor, by
Helena Hare, dau. of Rev. Marshal Clarke, Rector
of Shronel, co. Tipperary, Ireland ; b. 1822 ; to,
1849 Charlotte Sarah, eldest dau. of James S.
Garthon, Esq., M.D. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin (B.A. 1843) ; appointed Rector of Norbury,
Staffordshire, 1849, and purchased the advowson
1857 ; is a Magistrate for co. Stafford. — Norbury
Rectory, near Newport, Shropshire.
Heir, his son Thomas Holford, b. 1851.
BUDG-EN, John Robert, Esq. (of Ballindoney).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Budgen, Esq., by
Lydia Sarah Geneveva, only dau. and heiress of
Edward Nourse, Esq., of Stansted Hall, Essex ; I
1791 ; s. 1852 ; to. 1823 Williamya Caroline Mar
dau. of the late Colonel Lorenzo Moore, of the Battl
axe Guards, and grand-dau. of Sir Stephen Janse
Bart, (ext.) Appointed to the 95th regiment (no
Rifle Brigade) 1807 ; served through thePeninsul
war, and at Waterloo ; retired with rank of Captaii
is a Magistrate for co. Wexford, and a Magistra f
and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey. This family w
for many generations resident in Surrey. — Ball!
doney, near Enniscorthy, co. Wexford ; Beaulie
Jersey ; Richmond House, Twickenham, S.W. J
Heir, his son Thomas John, b. 1824, of Holmsd; '
House, Nuffield, Surrey.
BUD WORTH, Philip John, Esq. (of G-reenst !
Hall).
Eldest son of the Rev. Philip Budworth, Rector I
High Laver, by Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Jc !
Darby, of Bowes House, Ongar ; b. 1818 ; s. 18,'i
to. 1850 Blanche, youngest dau. of Captain Thor |
Trimmer, R.N. Educated at Eton and Je I
Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1839, M.A. 1842) ; i,
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and lat »
Captain in the Essex Rifles. This family is t,
scended from Odard, who came over at the C!
quest, and assumed the name of Dutton, and win
descendants took that of Budworth on receivir.j I
grant of the Manor of Budworth, in Cheshire, f:|l
Henry III. The Essex property was during j
last century brought into the family by therfl
riage of Richard Budworth, grandfather of 11
present proprietor, with Mary, grand-dau. anc f i
heiress of Alexander Cleeve, of Greensted Half' J
Greensted Hall, near Ongar, Essex ; Junior Unr; j
Service Club, S.W. ; 15, Regent Street, S.W. fl
BULKELEY-OWEN, Thomas Bulkeley, M
(of Tedsmore Hall). f
Eldest son of the late Bulkeley Hatchett, Esq. h I
Mary, dau. of T. Mainwaring, Esq., youngesl (a
of James Mainwaring, Esq., of Bromboro', k ;
Chester; 6. 1790 ; s. 1830; to. 1824 Maris fe,
dau. of Rev. E. Thelwall. Adopted the snriie
of Owen by Royal license in 1848. This fafy
was formerly resident at Lee, near Ellesme t-
Tedsmoi'e Hall, near Shrewsbury.
Heir, his son Bulkeley Hatchett, b. 1825.
BULKELEY, Sir Richard Bulkeley Willi .s,
Bart. (cr. 1661).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Williams, ] U
by Anne, dau. of Rev. Edward Hughes, of K ieH
Park, co. Denbigh ; b. 1801 ; s. as 10th I
1830; to. 1st 1828 Charlotte Mary, dau. << ■
Lord Dinorben (she d. 1829); 2nd 1832 1 ril
Frances, dau. of the late Sir T. Massey St-;byH
Bart. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut. f>p°H
Anglesea, and Lord Lieutenant of co. CarmpH
Patron 4 livings. Was M.P. for Beaumaris 1> :H
Anglesea 1833-7, Flint 1841-7, and has s ■
Anglesea since 1847. Sir Richard assume thH
additional name of Bulkeley in 1822, on inht :H
the property of the late "Visct. Bulkeley. — B
Hall, near Beaumaris, Anglesea; 29, Stanley k
Belgrave Squai-e, S.W. H
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Heir, his son Richard Mostyn Lewis, Lieutenant
ioyal Horse Guards; b. 1833; m. 1857 Mary
Smily, dau. H. B. Baring, Esq.
JTjLER, Sir Anthony, Knt. (cr. 1816).
i>on of the late J. Buller, Esq., of Morval, Cornwall,
y Anne, sister of the late Sir W. Lemon, Bart. ;
. 1779 ; m. 1805 his cousin Isabella Jane, dau. of*
he late Sir W. Lemon, Bart. Called to the Bar at
incoln's Inn 1803 ; was formerly a Judge at
Calcutta, and previously at Madras.
rLLER, Sir Arthur William, Knt. (cr. 1848).
5on of the late C. Buller, Esq., by Barbara Isabella,
au. of Colonel Kirkpatrick, and brother of the late
light Hon. C. Buller, M.P. for Liskeard, and
ephew of Sir R. Buller; b. 1808 ; m. 1842 Maria,
au. of F. Templer, Esq. Educated at Trinity
!q»., Cambridge (B.A. 1830) ; called to the Bar
t Lincoln's Inn 1834, and went the West Circuit ;
ppointed Queen's Advocate in Ceylon 1840 ; was
Judge at Calcutta 1848-57 ; elected M.P. for
)evonport 1859. — Morval, near East Looe, Corn-
rail ; Reform Club, S.W.
LLER, Sir George, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
on of General F. Buller, of Llanreath and Pelynt,
ornwall, by Charlotte, dau. of G. Tomlyns, Esq. ;
1805 ; m. 1855 Henrietta, dau. of the late
ieneral Sir J. Macdonald, G.C.B. Is a Major-
reneral in the army ; formerly commanded 1st
attalion Rifle Brigade ; served in the Caffre war,
id in the Crimea 1854-5 ; was at Alma and Inker-
lann, where he was wounded 1854 ; appointed to
)mmand the Camp at ShornclifFe 1855 ; and to
Dimnand a Brigade in Ionian Islands 1857. —
he Garrison, Corfu ; United Service Club, S.W.
EjLLER, Edward, Esq. (of Dilhorn Hall) .
ounger son of the late Sir Francis Buller Yarde-
uller, Bart., of Lupton, Devon, by Eliza Lydia,
iu. of John Holliday, Esq., of Dilhorn Hall ; bro-
ler of John, 1st Lord Churston ; b. 1800 ; s. 1829 ;
1824 Mary Anne, dau. of Major- General Coote
[anningham. Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxford
3. A. 1821, MA. 1824) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
ieut. for co. Stafford (High Sheriff 1853) ; was
[.P. for N. Staffordshire 1833-42, and for Stafford
342-7; The family of Copwood was seated at
ilhorn Hall temp. Henry VIII., and from them
le present possessor is descended through the
I male line. — Dilhorn Hall, near Cheadle, Staf-
rdshire ; Travellers' and Brookes' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Morton Edward, B.A. of Balliol
oil., Oxford ; b. 1825.
B LLEE, Major- General Frederic Thomas.
Idest son of the late General Buller, by Charlotte,
iu. of — Tomkins, Esq.; b. 1799; m. 1821
jjgttftS, dau. of the late Duke of Northumberland
pfl d. 1856). Educated at Hyde Abbey and
uidhurst Coll. ; appointed to the Coldstream
nurds 1816 ; became a Major-General in the Army
(50. This family is a branch of the ancient
Imily of Buller, long seated in Cornwall and Devon.
j-United Service Club, S.W.
, 1 1 (iv Pres., his brother William, Rector of Hem-
faton, Somerset.
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BULLER, James Wentworth, Esq. (ofDownes;.
Only son of the late James Buller, Esq., by Anne
his cousin, dau. of the late Right Rev. W. Buller,
Bishop of Exeter; b. 1800 ; s, . 1827 ; m. 1831
Charlotte Juliana Jane, 3rd dau. of the late Lord
M. H. Howard (she d. 1855). Educated at
Harrow and Oriel Coll., Oxford (D.C.L. 1828),
and was afterwards Fellow of All Souls Coll. ; is
Colonel of the Royal 1st Devon Yeomanry Cavalry,
and Chairman of the Bristol and Exeter Railway
Company ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Devon ; was M.P. for Exeter 1832-4, and has been
M.P. for North Devon since 1857. This family is
descended from a common ancestor with Lord
Churston (whom see). — Downes, near Crediton,
Devon ; Brookes' and Athenaeum Clubs, S.W. ;
109, Jermyn Street, S.W.
Heir, his son James Howard, b. 1835.
BULLOCK, Benjamin, Esq. (of St. Leonard's).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Thompson, Esq., of
Espley, by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Hawdon
Brumell, Esq., of Littlehoughton ; b. 1810; s. his
uncle, the late Robert Bullock, Esq., and assumed
his name, by Royal license, 1845 ; m. 1841 Jane
Marr, dau. of the late John Bettell, Esq. Is a
Magistrate for Northumberland. — St. Leonard's,
SpitalHill, near Morpeth, Northumberland.
Heir, his son William Edward, b. 1845.
BULLOCK, George, Esq. (of North Coker).
Eldest son of the late John Bullock, Esq., by
Sarah, dau. of the late G. Warry, Esq., of West
Coker, Somerset; b. 1797 ; s. 1806 ; m. 1826 Maria
Caroline, youngest dau. of the late Charles Grove,
Esq., M.D. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Somerset. This family has possessed lands in
North and East Coker and Yeovil for several cen-
turies.— North Coker, near Yeovil, Somerset.
Heir, his son George, educated at Eton and Ch.
Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Somerset ; b.
1829 ; m. 1856 Emily Lucy, dau. of Henry William
Berkeley Portman, Esq. (she d. the same year) ;
has assumed the surname of Troyte in addition to
and before that of Bullock, by Royal license, in
conformity with the will of his maternal relative,
the late Rev. E. Berkeley Troyte, of Huntsham
Court, Devon.
BULLOCK, Jonathan, Esq. (of Faulkbourne
Hall).
Eldest son of Jonathan Josiah Christopher Watson,
Esq. (who succeeded to the estates under the w ill of
his uncle, Colonel John Bullock, many years M.P,
for Essex, and took the surname of Bullock in
1810) ; b. 1773 ; s. 1832 ; m. 1811 Margaret, dau.
of the Rev. Andrew Dovraea (sou of Robert,
Bishop of Raphoe, and grandson of Homy.
Bishop of Derry). Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Essex (High Sheriff 1837) ; was formerly
Captain 1st. Dragoon Guards. This taniih ffM
formerly seated at Arhoui tiold. noar Reading. The
estate of Faulkbourne was purchased in 1637, bjf
Sir E. Bullock, Knt., of Croat Totham. Ksso\.
from the Forleseue family (see Morn tit's -* History
Bui]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
of Essex," vol. ii.). — Faulk bourne Hall, nearWitham,
Essex ; 2, Bryanstone Square, W.
H$ir, his son Henry, b. 1 SI 5 ; m. 1810 Cicely
Abigail, eldest dau. of the late Rev. Sir Edward
Bovvyer Sinijth, Bart.
BULTEEL, John, Esq. (of Flete).
i Only son of the late J. Croker Bulteel, Esq. (some
time M.P. for South Devon), by Elizabeth, 2nd
dau. of the 1st Earl Grey, K.G. ; b. 1827 ; s. 1843 ;
m. 1854 Euphemia Emily, dau. of the late Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Parsons, formerly British Resident
at Zante. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a
Magistrate for Devon. — Flete, near Ermington,
Devon ; Brookes' and Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son John George, b. 1856.
BULWEE, Right Hon. Sir Henry Lytton, G-.C.B.
(cr. 1851).
Son of the late General W. E. Bulwer, of Heydon,
by a dau. of the late R. W. Lytton, Esq., of Kneb-
worth, Herts, and brother of Sir E. Bulwer- Lytton,
Bart., M.P. ; b. 1804 ; m. 1848 Georgiana Char-
lotte Mary, dau. of 1st Lord Cowley ; appointed
Commissioner to the Danubian Principalities 1856,
Ambassador at Constantinople 1858 ; was Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to
the United States in 1851 ; formerly Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Tuscany ;
has been Secretary of Embassy at Paris, Constan-
tinople, &c. ; was M.P. for Marylebone 1835-7 ;
sat previously for Wilton and Coventry. — Reform
Club, S.W. ; British Embassy, Constantinople.
BULWER, William Earle Lytton, Esq. (of Hey-
don Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Earle Bulwer, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. and sole heir of R. Warburton
Lytton, Esq., of Knebworth Park, Herts, and
brother of the Right Hon. Sir E. G. Bulwer-Lytton,
Bart., M.P. ; 6. 1799 ; s. 1807 ; m. 1st 1827 Emily,
youngest dau. of General Gascoyne, late M.P. for
Liverpool ; 2nd 1841 Elizabeth, dau. of William
Green, Esq., of Forty Hill, Enfield. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk and Hants ;
formerly Major in the W. Norfolk Militia. This
family is of great antiquity in Norfolk, having
held land in that county since the Conquest. —
Heydon Hall, near Reepham, Norfolk ; Union and
University Clubs, S.W. ; 24, Portman Square, W.
Heir, his son William Gascoyne, b. 1829 ; m.
1855 Marian Dering, dau. and heiress of William
Lee Warner, Esq.
BULWER-LYTTON.
(See Lytton.)
BUNBURY, Sir Henry Edward, Bart,, K.C.B.,
P.S.A. Xcr. 1681).
Eldest son of the late Henry William Bunbury,
Esq., by Catherine, dau. of Kane William Horneck,
Esq., Captain R.E. ; 6. 1778 ; s. his uncle as 7th
Bart. 1821 ; m. 1st 1807 Louisa Emilia, dau. of
the Hon. H. E. Fox (she d. 1828) ; 2nd 1830 Emily
Louisa Augusta, dau. of the Hon. Colonel G.
Napier. Is Vice-Lieut, of Suffolk, and a Lieu-
tenant-General in the Army, retired ; served with
distinction in Holland, Naples, &c. ; was Under
Secretary at War 1809-16, and M.P. for Suffoll
1830-2. Patron 3 livings. — Barton Hall, nea
Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk; Athenaeum Club
S.W. ; 11, Upper Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles James Fox, b. 1809; ml
1844 Frances Johanna, dau. of L. Horner, Esq.
BUNBURY, Rev. Sir John Richardson, Bart, (cij
1787).
Eldest son of the late Sir James M. Richardsoi j
Bart, (who assumed his mother's name of Bunbury f
by Margaret, dau. of John C. Moubray, Esq., \
Favour Royal, co. Tyrone; b. 1813; s. as 3i f
Bart. 1851 ; m. 1840 Maria, 2nd dau. of W. Ank jj
tell, Esq., of Anketell Grove, co. Monaghan. Edl|
cated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is in Holy Ordei 1
This family was formerly seated at Augher, cl
Tyrone, now sold. Kilfeacle, co. Tipperar/j!
Castle Hill, near Omagh, co. Tyrone ; 7, Heyt<
bury Terrace, Dublin.
Heir, his son Mervyn Matthew, b. 1841.
BURDETT, Sir Robert, Bart. (cr. 1818).
Eldest son of the late Sir Francis Burdett, Ba
(many years M.P. for Westminster and Wilts),
Sophia, dau. of the late Thomas Coutts, Esq.
1796 ; s as 6th Bart. 1844. Was High Sheriff!
Derbyshire 1848 ; is a Colonel in the Army 41
attached ; was formerly Captain 68th foot. Patrl!
age 6 livings. — Foremark, near Repton, Deri]
shire ; Ramsbury Manor, near Westbury, Wi." fJ
United Service and Junior United Service Chi I
S.W.
Heir ' Pres., his cousin Francis, Colonel in If
Army, b. 1813 ; m. 1843 Amelia, dau. of M;|
J. Sharp.
BURDETT, Sir Charles Wentworth., Bart. |i
1665).
Eldest son of the late Sir Charles Wentworth
dett, Bart., by Harriett, dau. of William Hu M
Burgess, Esq. ; b. 1835 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1848. ]'U
Officer in the 54 th foot* '
Heir Pres., his brother William Jerome, b. it
BURDETT, Charles Sedley, Esq. (of Sh|«
hurst).
Son of the late William Jones Burdett, Esrbf
Stowey, Somerset, by Sai'ah, dau. of Tin py
Brent, Esq., of Little Marble Hill, Twickenl h;
b. 1819 ; m. 1846 Harriet Elizabeth, dau. of vi
Ames, Esq., of The Hyde, St, Alban's. Educat tat
Westminster ; became Ensign in the Coldstjm
Guards 1842, Captain and Lieutenant-Colonel 'U\
■was formerly in the 60th Rifles ; is a Magii W
for Surrey. — Shrubhurst, Oxted, near Gods|ie|
Surrey ; Guards' and United Service Clubs, S,l
BURDETT-COUTTS, Miss (of Holly Grovtf
Angela, youngest dau. of the late Sir Francis
dett, Bart., M.P., by Sophia, youngest dau.
late Thomas Coutts, Esq., of London ; s. her |
mother Harriet, late Duchess of St. Albai
1837. — Holly Grove, Highgate, Middlese
Stratton Street, Piccadilly, W.
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URGES, Jolm Ynyr, Esq. (of Parkanaur).
Eldest son of the late John Henry Burges, Esq.,
by Marianne, eldest dau. of the late Sir R. John-
ston, Bart., of Gilford; b. 1798; s. 1838 to the
family estates in Essex, on the death of his relative
Margaret, Dowager Countess Poulett ; m. 1833
Lady Caroline Clements, youngest dau. of the late
Earl of Leitrim. Educated at Brasenose Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Tyrone. This family is, or was formerly, of English
extraction ; the name was originally De Burges,
afterwards Burches. De Burges is to be found in
the records of Herefordshire, Warwickshire, and
Cheshire. The first of this branch of the family
came over from the latter county to Ireland during
the Protectorship. — East Ham and Thorpe Hali,
Essex ; Parkanaur, Duugannon, co. Tyrone ; Carl-
ton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Ynyr Henry, B.A. of Ch. Ch.,
Oxford, 6. 1834 ; m. 1859 Edith, 3rd dau. of the
late Hon. R. Bootle-Wilbraham, and sister of 2nd
Lord Skelmersdale.
JRGHLEY, Lord.
(See under Exeter.)
: JRGOYNE, Sir John Montagu, Bart. (cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Colonel Sir John Mon-
agu Burgoyne, Bart., by Mary Harriet, dau. of the
ate Col. Gore Langton, M.P., of Newton Park,
Somerset; b. 1833; s. as 10th Bart. 1858; m.
L856 Amy, only dau. of Captain H. N. Smith, R.E.
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate for Bedford-
hire, and a Captain Grenadier Guards ; served in
he Crimea 1854-5. This family holds Sutton by a
:urious rhyming grant from John of Gaunt. — Sutton
Park, near Biggleswade, Beds ; Guards' Club,
5.W. ; 8, Eccleston Square, S.W.
Heir Pres., his uncle Montagu George, b. 1798 ;
. 1855 Louisa, dau. of E. Vernon, Esq.
JTRGOYNE, Sir John Fox, Bart. (cr. 1856).
5on of the late — Burgoyne, Esq. ; b. 1783 ; m.
821 Charlotte, dau. of Colonel H. Pose. Is a
leneral in the Army, Colonel Royal Engineers,
md Inspector-General of Fortifications ; served in
he Peninsula ; was on the Staff in the Crimea ;
vas present at Alma and Inkermann, and at the
■Siege of Sebastopol. — 8, Gloucester Gardens, W.
Heir, his son Hugh Talbot, Commander R.N.,
'. 1833.
IjFRKE, Sir Joseph, Bart., of Glynsk (cr. 1628).
Shiest son of the late Richard Burke, Esq., by
fohanna Harriet, dau. of Joseph Blake, Esq. ;
. 1780; s. his brother as 11th Bart. 1845; m.
816 Louisa, dau. of the late Lord Huntingtower.
Heir Pres., his cousin William.
r'RKE, Sir Thomas John, Bart. (cr. 1797).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Burke, Bart., by
21ilftbeth, dan. of the Right Hon. John Calcraft, of
teiDpstone, Dorset ; b. 1813 ; *. as 3rd Bart. 1847;
1857 Mary, 2nd dau. of A. Nugent, Esq., of
89
Pallas, co. Galway. Educated at Oscott Coll. ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway ; has
been M.P. forco. Galway since 1847 ; was formerly
Captain 1st Dragoons. — Marble Hill, co. Galway;
Junior United Service Club, S.W. ; 35, Jermyn
Street, S.W.
Heir, his son John Charles, b. 1858.
BURKE, Sir John Bernard, Knight (cr. 1854).
Son of the late John Burke, Esq., by a dau. of
B. O'Reilly, Esq.; 6. 1815; m. 1856 Barbara
Frances, dau. of the late J. MacEvoy, Esq., of
Tobertinan, co. Meath. Educated at Caen ; is
"Ulster King-at-Arms, Keeper of the Dublin Tower
Records, and Knight Attendant on the order of St.
Patrick ; author of the "Peerage," "Landed Gen-
try," "General Armoury," "Anecdotes of the
Aristocracy," "Visitation of Great Britain and
Ireland," and other genealogical and heraldic
works ; formerly a Barrister of the Middle Temple.
Represents a younger branch of the family of the
Marquis of Clanricarde. — Record Tower, Dublin
Castle ; 43, Upper Mount Street, Dublin.
BURKE, Joseph, Esq. (of Ower).
. Second son of the late William Burke, Esq., by
Teresa, dau. of — Kirwan, Esq., of Hillsbrook, co.
Galway ; 6. 1781 ; s. 1801 ; m. 1823 Margaret, 3rd
dau. of Oliver Martin, Esq., M.D., of Galway. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Galway. —
Ower, near Headfort, co. Galway.
Heir, his son William, b. 1824.
BURKE, Rev. Michael (of Bally dugan).
Eldest son of the late William Malachy Burke.
Esq., by Anna Maria, dau. of John Blake. Esq., of
Winfield, co. Galway ; b. 1813 ; s. 1S53 ; m. 1S4S
Isabella Mary, dau. of James Clarke, Esq., of Sid
Abbey, Devon. Educated at Winchester and
Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1843);
appointed Incumbent of Castle Archdall, co. Fer-
managh, 1849, resigned 1S57. — Ballydugan, near
Loughrea, co. Galway.
Heir, his son William Malachy James, b. 1851.
BURKE, William, Esq. (of Knocknagur).
Eldest son of the late Rickard Burke, Esq., of Kee-
logue's and Barber's-fort, co. Galway, by Elizabeth,
dau. of John Crohan, Esq., of Croghan, co. Ros-
common, widow of William Bermingham, Esq., of
of Barber's-fort, co. Galway ; b. 1794 ; s. 1819 ; m.
1827 Fanny Xaveria, dau. of Thomas Tucker, Esq.,
of Brook Lodge, Sussex, by Marianne, dau. of James
Wiseman, Esq., of Seville, half-sister to Cardinal
Wiseman. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin.
Mr. Burke is great great-grandson of Sir John
Burke, of Glynsk, 4th Bart., by Catharine, dau. of
Theobald, 7th Viscount Dillon. — Knoeknagur. near
Tuam, co. Galway.
Heir, his son Thomas Henry, b. 1829.
BURMESTER, Rev. George.
Seventh son of t he la to Henry PunuostiT. Es<|., by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Maynard, Etaq , of Gwj
House, Kssox ; m. 1888 Arabella, eldest -lau. of
Nathaniel Garland, Ksq. Educated at BtOB and
Bur]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1817, M.A. 1821) ; is a
Magistrate lor Essex, and a Commissary for the
Old Diocese of London, and Surrogate for the Arch-
deaconry of Colchester. — Little Oakley, near Har-
wich ; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Frederick Garland, b. 1841.
BURNABY, Sir William Edward, Bart. (cr.
1767).
Eldest son of the late Captain E. A. C. Burnaby,
R.N. ; b. 1824 ; s. his cousin as 4th Bart. 1853 ;
on. 1845 Caroline, dau. of the late W. Reece, Esq.,
of Lower Hall, Ledbury ; she cl. 1857. Educated
at Exeter Coll., Oxford.— Windham Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry, Lieutenant
B.N. ; b. 1829.
BURNABY, Edwyn, Esc-, (of Baggrave Hall).
Eldest son of the late Edwyn Andrew Burnaby,
Esq., by Mary, dau. and heiress of the Bev. Wm.
G. Browne, Rector of Burrow, co. Leicester ; b.
1799 ; s. 1826 ; m. 1829 Anne Caroline, dau. of
Thomas Salisbury, Esq., of Oakley Bark, Wilts.
Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for co. Leicester, and a Gentleman of
Her Majesty's Frivy Chamber ; foi'merly Captain
3rd Dragoon Guards. — Baggrave Hall, near Lei-
cester ; Carlton and University Clubs, S.W. ; 50,
Eaton Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Edwyn Sherard, b. 1830 ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Grenadier Guards.
BUENE, Thomas Higgins, Esq.. (of Loynton
Hall).
Only son of the late Thomas Burne, Esq., by Maria,
eldest dau. of Richard Mee, Esq., of Himley,
co. Stafford ; b. 1791 ; s. 1791 ; m. 1814 Sophia,
youngest dau. of the late George Briscoe, of Sum-
mer Hill. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Stafford. This family resided at Penn, Stafford-
shire, until 1823, when, upon the death of Mr.
Burne's maternal grand-uncle, the Rev. S. Higgins,
the present owner succeeded to the Loynton pro-
perty.— Loynton Hall, near Stafford.
Heir, his son Thomas Sambrooke Higgins, b.
1822; m. 1849 Charlotte Anne, dau. of William
Goodlad, Esq., late of Bury, co. Lancaster.
BURNE S, James, K.H., D.C.L., F.R.S.
Eldest son of the late James Burnes, Esq,, of Mon-
trose, by Elizabeth, dau. of AdamGlegg, Esq., Pro-
vost of that town, and brother of the late Sir Alex-
ander Burnes, who fell at Cabul 1841 ; b. 1803 ;
s. 1852 ; m. 1829 Sophia, 2nd dau. of the late
Major-General Sir G. Holmes, K.C.B., who d.
1855. Educated at Montrose and Edinburgh
University ; is in the commission of the peace for
co. Forfar ; formerly Physician-General at Bombay ;
created a Knight of the Guelphic Order in 1837 ;
author of "A Visit to the Ameers of Scinde." This
gentleman is head of the family of which the poet
Burns was a member. — Junior United Service
Club, S.W. ; 40, Ladbroke Square, Notting
Hill, W.
Heir, his son Fitz James, b. 1831.
BURNETT, Sir James Horn, Bart. (cr. 1626).
Fifth but eldest surviving son of the late Sir E.
Burnett, Bart., by Margaret, dau. of General El-
phinstone, of Logie, co. Aberdeen ; b. 1801 ; s.
his brother as 10th Bart. 1856 ; m. 1st 1831 Caro-
line Margaret, dau. of C. Spearman, Esq., of
Thornby Hall, Durham; 2nd 1837 Lauderdale,
dau. of Sir A. Ramsay, Bart, (widow of D. Duncan,
Esq.) Educated at Durham and St. Andrew's; is
a Director of the Bank of Scotland, and a Magis-
trate and Vice-Lieut, of co. Kincardine ; was for-
merly a Writer to the Signet. Patronage 1 living.
— Crathes Castle, near Aberdeen ; 4, Moray Place,
Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Robert, B.A. of Ch. Ch., Oxford,
and a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Kincar-
dine ; b. 1833.
BURNETT, Sir William, K.C.B., M.D. (er. 1831).
Son of the late W. Burnett, Esq., of Montrose,
N.B. ; b. 1779 ; m. 1807 Mary, dau. of J. Baker,
Esq. Is Director-General of the Medical Depart- :
ment of the Navy ; formerly Physician to William I
IV. ; Medical Commissioner of the Navy, and a|
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London ;,j;
was present at the Nile, St. Vincent, and Trafalgar.
— 43, Wimpole Street, W. ; Somerset House, W.C.i
BURNETT, John Joseph, Esq. (of G-adgirth). |
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Colone l
Joseph Burnett, Bengal Artillery, by Margaret, 2ncl I
dau. of John Steele, Esq., of Gadgirth ; b. 1807 11
s. 1834 ; m. 1859 Martha Jane, only dau. of th j|!
late J. Anderson, Esq., of Kingscourt, Ireland f ;
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr, an f
Captain Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry. This famil|
was formerly from Aberdeenshire. — Gadgirth, nes j
Tarbelton, Ayrshire ; New Club, Edinburgh. I
Heir, his brother Francis Claude, Lieutenan |
Colonel Bengal Artillery, b. 1810.
BURNING-HAM, Heitry,Esq. (of Froyle House
Eldest son of the late Thomas Burningham, Escii
by Mary, dau. of George Wilson, Esq., of Londo.j
b. 1799 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1830 Mary Baldwin, dau.1
the Rev. George Nowell Watkins. Called to t ! I
Bar at the Middle Temple 1825 ; is a Magistral |
for Hants. — Froyle House, near Alton, Hants.
Heir, his son Henry George Charles, Captsi
58th foot, b. 1831.
BURR, Daniel Higford Davall, Esq. (of Ald«
maston Court).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Datii
Burr, by his 2nd wife Mary, dau. and heiress j
James Davis, Esq., of Chepstow; b. 1811 ; s. i
mother 1836 ; m. 1839 Anne Margaretta, only dP
of the late Captain E. Scobell, R.N. Educated!
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate I
Berks and Gloucestershire, and a Magistrate j
Dep. Lieut, for Herefordshire ; was M.P. i
Hereford 1837-41. This family was formerly sea*
in Herefordshii'e. — Aldermaston Court, near R<f
ing ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 23, Eaton Place, S.\
Heir, his son Higford, b. 1840.
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
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rEEARD, Sir Charles, Bart. (cr. 1807).
ildest son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir Harry
3urrard, Bart., by Hannah, dau. of H. Darby, Esq. ;
. 1793 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1813; m. 1826 Louisa, 2nd
au. of Sir Henry Lushington, Bart. Is a Vice-
Ldmiral on the retired list ; cousin of the other
baronet of the same name. — Holmefield, near
jyndhurst, Hants.
HEARD, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1769).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Sir George Burrard,
art., by Elizabeth Anne, dau. of William Coppell,
sq., of Jamaica; b. 1805; s. as 4th Bart. 1856;
. 1839 Isabella, dau. of the late Sir George
>uckett, Bart. Is a Magistrate for Hants ; was
LP. for Lymington 1828-32. The 2nd Bart, was
le celebrated Admiral' Sir H. Burrard-Neale,
.C.B. — Walhampton, near Lymington, Hants.
Heir Pres., his nephew Harry Paul, b. 1846.
EEAED, Dowager Lady.
mm a, dau. of the late Admiral Bingham ; m. 1816
s 2nd wife) Rev. Sir G. Burrard, Bart., who d.
556.— The Mount, Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.
RRELL, Sir Charles Merrik, Bart. (cr. 1774).
Idest son of the late Sir William Burrell, Bart.,
'.P., F.R.S., LL.D., by Sophia, dau. and co-
dress of Sir Charles Raymond, Bart., of Valentine
ouse, Essex, and of Highlandbury ; b. 1775 ; s. as
d Bart. 1796; ra. 1808 Frances, dau. of 3rd Earl
Egremont. Educated at Westminster and St.
>hn's Coll., Cambridge; served 11 years in the
issex Militia, ultimately as senior Major during
e French war ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
Sussex ; has been M.P. for New Shoreham
ice 1806. This family traces back to the Burrells
Broome Park, near Alnwick, one of whom mar-
d a daughter and co-heiress of Sir Walter Wood-
d, Equerry to the Black Prince. — Knepp Castle,
ar Shoreham, Sussex ; Carlton, Arthur's, and
liversity Clubs, S.W. ; 5, Richmond Terrace,
W.
Heir, his son Percy, b. 1812 ; m. 1856 Henrietta
tharine, dau. of Sir G. R. B. Pechell, Bart.
tRELL, Peter Robert, Esq. (of Stoke Park),
dest son of the late Hon. Lindsey Burrell, M.P.
ho was 2nd son of 1st Lord Gwydyr and the
roness Willoughby d'Eresby), by Frances, dau. of
i late J. Daniell, Esq. ; b. 1810 ; s. 1848 ; m. 1st
10 Sophia, dau. of F. W. Campbell, Esq., of Bar-
l;ck, N.B., and Birkfield Lodge, Suffolk; 2nd
•6 Georgian a, dau. of the late P. Holford, Esq.,
P., of Westonbirt, co. Gloucester. Educated at
John's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1830) ; appointed
I :retary to the Lord Great Chamberlain of Eng-
1 d 1837 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
' folk. This family trace a maternal descent from
] ward I., and have long held a distinguished
] ition in the co. of Suffolk, their ancestors, the
J Is of Suffolk and Barons Willoughby d'Eresby,
< ling therein vast possessions and estates. — Stoke
3 k, near Ipswich ; House of Lords, S.W. ; Oxford
« Cambridge Club, S.W.
\feir. his son Willoughby Merrik Campbell, b.
II I
!>1
BURROUGrHES, Henry Negus, Esq. (of Bur-
lingham Hall).
Eldest son of the late J. B.. Burroughes, Esq., by
Christabel, dau. and heir of the late Henry
Negus, Esq., of Hoveton Hall, Norfolk ; b. 1791 ;
m. 1st 1818 Jane Sarah, sister of Sir William Hoste,
Bart, (she d. 1851) ; 2nd 1854 Augusta Susannah,
dau. of Lieutenant-General Proctor, C.B. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk (High
Sheriff 1817), and Patron of 10 livings ; was M.P.
for E. Norfolk 1837-57.— Burlingham Hall, near
Norwich ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his only surviving son William, b. 1827.
BURROUGHS, Frederick William Traill, Esq,
(of Rolfsay).
Eldest son of Lieutenant-Colonel F. W. Burroughs,
H.E.I.C.S., by Caroline, dau. of Captain C. A.
De Peyron, of the Bengal Light Cavalry ; b. 1831 ;
s. 1852 ; assumed the additional name of Traill on
succeeding, by will, to the estates in Orkney of his
maternal grand-uncle George William Traill, Esq.,
of Viera. Appointed Ensign 93rd Highlanders
1848 ; promoted Brevet-Major for distinguished
conduct in the field (India) 1848 ; served through-
out the Crimean w7ar, and in India under Lord
Clyde in 1857-8 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Orkney.
This family is a branch of the house De Burgh, and
claims descent from Hubert de Bourgb, son of
William (de Mareton in Normandy), Earl of Kent.
The name was first written Burrough, temp.
Plenry VII., when Hubert de Burgh, younger son
of the above, was summoned to Parliament in 14S7
as Baron Borrough, of Gainsborough, in the
county of Lincoln. Thomas, the 6th Baron, held
the office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland temp. Eliza-
beth, and subsequently this family was settled in
Wicklow and Cavan. — Rolfsay, near Kirkwall, Ork-
ney Islands ; New Club, Edinburgh ; Armv and
Navy Club, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Charles Adolphus de
Peyron, b. 1850.
BURRO WES, Robert, Esc-, (of Stradone).
Eldest son of the late Thomas Burro wes, Esq., by
Susan, dau. of the- Rev. H. Seward, of Badsey, co.
Warwick; b. 1810; m. 1838 Anne Frances, only
dau. of the late JohnCarden, Esq., of Barnane. co.
Tipperafy*. Educated at Harrow and Magdalen
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Cavan (High Sheriff 1838) ; was M.P. for
co. Cavan 1855-7. — Stradone House, near Cavan,
Ireland ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert James, b. 1S45.
BURTON, Sir Charles William Ciiffe, Bart, or.
1758).
Eldest son of the late Benjamin Burton, Hsq., bj
Grace Anne, dau. of W illiam Roberts, K>q.. oi
Gloucester Place, London ; A. 1829 : 9. bis ooosit)
as 5th Bart. 1812. Educated at BAoi : was High
Sheriff of co. Carlow 1851 ; formerly l.ioutenani
1st Dragoon Guards. — Pollaeton, near Carlow j
4, Albany-Court Yard. W .
Bur]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BURTON, Sir William Westbrooke, Knight (cr.
1844).
Son of the late E. Burton, Esq., of Daventry ; b.
1704; m. 1st 1827 Margaret, dau. of L. Smith,
Esq. ; 2nd 1849 Maria Alphonsine, dau. of the late
J, B. West, Esq., M.P. ; served in the Navy 1810-
23 ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1824 ;
is President of the Legislative Assembly in Sydney ;
has been a Judge at Madras, at Cape of Good
Hope, and in New South Wales. — Sydney.
BURTON, David, Esq. (of Cherry Burton).
Eldest son of the late David Burton, Esq., by
Isabella, dau. of Thomas Fawell, Esq. ; b. 1820 ;
s. 1854 ; m. 1856 Fanny, dau. of Frederic Cowper,
Esq., of Carleton Hall, near Penrith. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1843); called to
the Bar at Middle Temple 1848 ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for East Riding of Yorkshire. —
Cherry Burton, near Beverley, Yorkshire ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son David Fowler, b. 1857.
BURTON, Rev. Henry.
Second son of the late Rev. H. Burton, Vicar of
Atcham, co. Salop, by Mary, dau. of W. Gittins,
Esq., of Chilton, co. Salop, and brother of R. Burton,
Esq., of Longner Hall (whom see) ; b. 1803 ; m.
1845 Charlotte Belasyse, 3rd dau. of 5th Viscount
Barrington. Educated at Westminster and Ch.
Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1831) ; is a Magis-
trate for co. Salop, and Rural Dean of Shrewsbury ;
Vicar of Atcham, and Rector of Upton Cressett,
and Proctor in Convocation for the Diocese of
Lichfield. — Atcham Vicarage, near Shrewsbury,
and University Club, S.W.
BURTON, Admiral James Ryder, K.H. (of Dun-
stall Priory).
Eldest son of the late Right Rev. Dr. Burton, Lord
Bishop of Killala, by a dau. of C. Otway, Esq., of
Castle Otway; b. 1794; m. 1822 Anna Maria,
youngest dau. of the 13th Lord Dunsany, and
widow of P. Roche, Esq., of Donore, co. Kildare
(she d. 1856). Educated at Eton and Royal Naval
Coll. ; entered the Navy 1806, became an Admiral
1851 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent
(High Sheriff 18 — ) ; has served on the Mediterra-
nean and other stations. — Dunstall Priory, near
Eynesford, Kent ; United Service and Carlton
Clubs, S.W. ; 15, Park Square, Regent's Park,
N.W.
Heir, his son Francis Augustus Plunkett,
educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford ; Colonel in Cold-
stream Guards ; b. 1824 ; m. 1853 Sarah Charlotte
Elizabeth, dau. of J. S. W. S. Erle-Drax, Esq.,
of Charborough Park (whom see).
BURTON, Robert, Esq. (of Longner Hall).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Burton, by
Mary, dau. of William Gittins, Esq., of Chilton,
co. Salop ; b. 1796 ; s. his uncle 1841 ; m. 1st
1821 Catherine, 2nd dau. of Wm. Walcot, Esq., of
the Moor Hall, Salop ; 2nd 1835 Catherine, eldest
dau. of the late Rev. Sir Herbert Oakeley, D.D.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Oxford j is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Salop, and Cap-
tain Salop Yeomanry Cavalry. This family has
been seated at Longner for four centuries, and
several of its members have represented Shrews-
bury in Parliament. — Longner Hall, near Shrews-
bury ; 1, Regent Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Lingen, b. 1836 ; educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford.
BURTON, William Fitz-William, Esq. (of Bur-
ton Hall).
Eldest son of the late William Fitz-William Burton, j
Esq., by Mary, dau. of Sir John Power, Bart., late
of Kilfane, Kilkenny ; b. 1826 ; s, 1844 ; m. 1848
Coralia Augusta Frederica, dau. of Henry Lloyd, !
Esq. Educated at Eton ; appointed to 4th Light ]
Dragoons in 1845 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut. I
for co. Carlow, and a Magistrate for co. Kildare I
(High Sheriff of co. Carlow 1849). This family,
was formerly from Cheshire, and is descended froir |
a common ancestor with Sir Charles Burton, Bart £
— Burton Hall, co. Carlow ; Kildare Street Club
Dublin.
Heir, his son William Fitz-William, b. 1849. j
BURY, Hon. Alfred. j
Third son of 2nd Earl of Charleville ; b. 1829 ; mil
1854 Emily Frances, dau. of Lieutenant-Generc, I
W. Wood, C.B., K.H. Educated at Sandhurst j
entered the army 1846 ; became Captain 69th foe f
1854 ; appointed to the 10th foot 1858.— CharL
ville Forest, near Tullamoore, Ireland ; Army an t!
Navy Club, S.W. ;
BURY, Viscount.
(See under Albemarle.) I i
BURY. t >
(See under Charleville.) j I
BUSFIELD, Rev. William (of Upwood). J I
Eldest son of the late Rev. Johnson Atkinml
Busfield, D.D., by Mary, dau. of J. PriestlJII
Esq., and nephew and heir of the late Willi: ill
Busfield, Esq. (who was a Magistrate and Dep. Lie f I
for Yorkshire, and M.P. for Bradford 1837-5 II
b. 1802 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1830 Sarah, dau. of the E I
C. F. Bond, of Margaretting, Essex. Educated I
the Charterhouse and University Coll., Oxf I
(B.A. 1823, M.A. 1826) ; appointed Rectoii I
Keighley 1840. — Upwood, near Bradford, Yc| II
shire. m
Heir, his son William, b. 1837. I
BUSH, John Whittaker, Esq. (of Fairwood). j ■
Eldest son of the late George Bush, Esq., I. I
Elinor Maria, dau. of John Whittaker, Esq.j ■
Fairwood, a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for V\l H
and Somerset ; b. 1820 ; s. 1848 ; in, 1843 Anf< ■
Annie, eldest dau. of Captain Matthew Ja|' H
Walker, R.N. Is a Magistrate for Wilts, a (< H
Lieutenant in the Royal Wilts Yeomanry Cav> H
This family is descended from Paul Bush, 1st ^ H
testant Bishop of Bristol, and on the female p H
from the Greenes of Grittleton, Wilts, and Ser ' i H
Somerset. — Fairwood, near Westburv, Wilts. H
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SH, Rev. Paul.
ecpnd son of the late Rev. James Bush, Rector of
outh Luffenham, by Maria Charlotte, dau. of John
Earner, Esq., of Trinidad; b. 1S23 ; m. 1849
varilla Oliveria Cromwell, dau. of Artemidorus
romwell Russell, Esq., of Roundcroft, and niece
f T. A. Russell, Esq., of Cheshunt Park (whom
se). Educated at St. Mary's Hall, Oxford (B.A.
843 ; M.A. 1847) ; appointed Rector of South
uffenham 1849, and Rector of Duloe 1850. This
mily is descended from Paul Bush, the first Pro-
tan t Bishop of Bristol, and John le Warner,
ho flourished at Gt. Waltham, Essex, temp,
'.dward III. — Duloe Rectory, near Liskeard,
ornwall.
Heir, his son Thomas Cromwell, b. 1851.
SHE, Gervase, Esq. (of G-lencairn Abbey),
ldest son of the late Henry Amyas Bushe, Esq.,
y Lavinia Bingham, eldest dau. of Richard Gum-
eton, Esq., of Glencairn Abbey, co. Waterford ;
1806; s. 1831; m. 1857 Georgina Agnes, dau.
William Smart, Esq., Lieutenant R.N. Edu-
ted at Westminster and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ;
rved in the 15th and 7th Hussars ; is a Dep.
ieut. for co. Waterford. This family is descended
om Paul Bushe, the 1st Protestant Bishop of Bris-
1, whose grandson, Colonel John Bushe, obtained
grant of the lands of Kilfane, co. Kilkenny,
D. 1670. — Glencairn Abbey, near Lismore, co.
aterford ; Junior United Service Club, S.W.
SHELL, Theobald, Esq.. (of Strandtown).
oungest son of the late Benjamin Bushell, Esq.,
Limerick, by Margaret, dau. of Theobald Butler,
sq., of Wilford, co. Kilkenny; b. 1806 ; m. 1838
nne Jane, youngest dau. of Adam Duffin, Esq.,
Oakland, co. Antrim. Is a Magistrate for co.
ntrim, and a Merchant in Belfast. — Strandtown,
ar Belfast.
3K, Edward Thomas, Esq. (of Ford's Grove),
dest son of the late Edward Busk, Esq., by Sarah
mmasine, dau. and co-heir of Thomas Teshmaker,
;q., of Ford's Grove ; b. 1805 ; m. 1851 Susan,
u. of Thomas Benson Pease, Esq. Educated at
. John's Coll., Cambridge ; called to the Bar at
e Middle Temple 1832 ; is a Magistrate for Mid-
?sex and Herts. This family is descended from
cob Hans Busch, a Swedish emigrant, naturalized
1722.— Ford's Grove, Winchmore Hill, Middle-
< ; Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Teshmaker, b. 1852.
?E (Marquis of), John Patrick Crichton-
Stuart (cr. 1796).
ily son of the 2nd Marquis, by his 2nd wife
phia, dau. of the 1st Marquis of Hastings, K.G. ;
1847 ; s. 1848. Is Hereditary Keeper of Rothe-
t Castle. Patronage 12 livings. This family is
scended from a natural son of Robert II. of Scot-
id. — Cardiff Castle, Glamorganshire; Mount
aart, Isle of Bute, N.B. ; Dumfries House, near
mxvock, Ayrshire, N.B.
Heir Pres., his cousin James Frederick Dudley,
Dutenant-Oolonel Grenadier Guards, and M.P. for
(t'diff (son of the late Lord James Stuart, M.P.),
1824.
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BUTE, Marchioness of.
Sophia Frederica Christina, 2nd dau. of the 1st
Marquis of Hastings ; m. .1845 (as 2nd wife) the
2nd Marquis of Bute, who d. 1848. Has edited
the "Private Journal" of her father. — Mount
Stuart, Isle of Bute ; The Castle, Cardiff.
BUTLER, Sir Thomas, Bart. (cr. 1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir Richard Butler, Bart., by
Sarah Maria, dau. of Thomas North Newenham,
Esq., of Coolmore ; b. 1783 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1817 ;
m. 1812 Frances Graham, dau. of John Graham
Clarke, Esq., of Sutton, co. York. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Carlow, and Colonel of the
Carlow Militia. — Ballintemple, co. Carlow.
Heir, his son Richard Pierce, b. 1813 ; m. 1835
Matilda, dau. of T. Cookson, Esq.
BUTLER, Hon. Charles Lennox (of Coton House).
Sixth son of 13th Lord Dunboyne; b. 1813 ; 'in.
1835 Eliza, only child of late T. L. Holland, Esq. ;
is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex and Warwickshire,
and Major Westminster Militia. — Coton House,
near Rugby, Warwickshire ; 8, Grosvenor Place,
S.W.
Heir, his son Lindsey Holland, b. 1836.
BUTLER, Hon. Henry Cavendish (of Innis-Rath).
Fifth son of the late Hon. A. R. Butler-Danvers,
and brother of the 5th Earl of Lanesborough ; b.
1811 ; m. 1842 Cecilia Agnes, youngest daughter
of the late Lieutenant-General Sir John Taylor,
K.C.B. Educate'd at Addiscombe ; was formerly
in the East India military service.— Innis-Rath,
near Lisnaskea, co. Tyrone.
BUTLER, Hon. James.
Fourth son of 13th Lord Dunboyne ; b. 1810 ; m.
1836 Emilia Mary, only dau. of Sir W. Fitz-Gerald.
Bart., of Carrigoran, co. Clare. Is a Magistrate
for Queen's co. (High Sheriff 1847-8). — Lamberton
Park, Queen's co.
Heir, his son James William Fitz-Gerald, Lieut.
Queen's co. Militia Rifles ; b. 1837 ; m. 1858 Ada,
youngest dau. of the late Lawrence Gwynne, Esq.,
LL.D., of Cambrian, co. Devon.
BUTLER, Charles Salisbury, Esq. (of Cazenoves\
Eldest son of the late John Butler, Esq., of Hack-
ney, Middlesex, by Elizabeth Mary, dau. of John
Hutt, of Harrow ; b. 1812 ; m. 1833 Elizabeth, dau.
of the late Edward Kingstone, Esq. Educated at
Shenfield ; is a Magistrate for Middlesex ami the
City and Liberty of Westminster, and for the
Tower Hamlets, of which ho is a Dep. Licul. : is
Chairman of his divisional County Bench, Chair-
man also of the Lieutenancy, and Chairman of the
Quarter Sessions of the Tower Hamlets Liberties.
Is a Commissioner of Property and Income, Land
and Assessed Taxes, and was formerly a Commis-
sioner of Sewers ; has been M.P. for Tower Ham*
lets since 1852. Patron of 1 living. Caaenoves,
Upper Clapton, Middlesex, N.K. j Reform Club,
S.W. ; City Club, B.C.
ll<ir, his son Charles Edward Kingston^. '.
1833.
But]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
BUTLER, Henry, Esq. (of Kilmurry).
Third son of the late Colonel the Hon. Pierce
Sutler, M.P. for co. Kilkenny (who was youngest
son of Edmund, 11th Viscount Mountgarret, and
brother to the late Earl of Kilkenny), by Anne,
dau. of Thomas March, Esq., of Lisbon ; b. 1806 ;
m. 1S46 Clara, eldest dau. of John Taylor, Esq., of
Leicester. Is a Magistrate for co. Kilkenny (High
Sheriff 1859) ; was formerly a Captain in the 27th
Inniskillens and 59th regiment. — Kilmurry, near
Thomastown, co. Kilkenny ; Junior United Service
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Somerset James, b. 1849.
BUTLER, James, Esq. (of Park).
Eldest son of the late William Butler, Esq., by
Ann, dau. of Theobald Butlei-, Esq., of Drom, co.
Tipperary ; b. 1785 ; s. 1800 ; m. 1813 Gertrude,
eldest dau. of the late Sir John C. Carden, Bart.
Is a Magistrate for co. Tipperary ; was formerly
Capt. 4th Dragoon Guards. — Park, near Temple-
more, co. Tipperary.
Heir, his son William, b. 1814 ; m. 1857 Mary,
dau. of Major Jackson, of Rapla, co. Tipperary, by
Lilia, dau. of — - Herbert, Esq., of Carane, co.
Kerry.
BUTLER, Richard Fowler, Esq. (of Pendeford
Hall).
Second but eldest surviving son of Thomas Lever-
sage Fowler, Esq., of Pendeford Hall, by Harriett,
dau. of Eev. Eichard Fowler, of Brewood ; b. 1794 ;
assumed the name of Butler on inheriting the
Barton Hall estate in 1850; m. 1st 1819 Eliza
Anne, dau. of W. Wynne, Esq. » 2nd 1837 Eliza,
dau. of R. Faux, Esq. ; 3rd 1839 Agnes Jane, dau.
of John Peel, Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for co. Stafford ; was formerly in the 43rd
regiment, and served in the Rifle Brigade in the
Peninsula and at Waterloo. — Pendeford Hall, near
Wolverhampton ; Barton Hall, Staffordshire ; Con-
servative Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard, b. 1829.
BUTLER, Whitwell, Esq. (of Staffordstown).
Fourth son of the late Rev. Richard Butler, D.D.,
by Martha, dau. of Richard Roth well, Esq., of
Berford ; b. 1798 ; m. 1833 Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of
J. P. Garnets, Esq., of Arch Hall. Educated at
Sandhurst Coll. ; appointed to the 3rd Foot Guards
1814 ; is a Magistrate for co. Meath • was formerly
a Magistrate for co. Kilkenny. — Staffordstown,
near Brownstown, co. Meath.
Heir, his son Whitwell, b. 1836.
BUTLER, William, Esq. (of Drom).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Theobald Butler, by
Anne, dau. of James Kearney, Esq., of Blanchville,
co. Kilkenny ; b. 1818 ; s. 1839 ; m. 1842 Cathe-
rine, only dau. of John Lloyd, Esq., of Lisheen
Castle, co. Tipperary. Is a Magistrate for co. Tip-
perary. This family is descended from James, 2nd
Lord Dunboyne. — Drom, near Templemore, co.
Tipperary ; R. St. George Yacht Club, Kingstown ;
Frescati Lodge, Black Rock, Dublin.
Heir, his son Theobald John Guy, b. 1848.
BUTLER-BOWDON, John, Esq. (of Pleasing^
Hall).
Second son of the late J. P. Bruno Bowdon,
Southgate, Esq., by Mary Martha, eldest dau.
Edward Ferrers, Esq., of Baddesley Clinton, i
Warwick ; b. 1815 ; s. his cousin 1840, when
assumed the additional name of Butler ; m. 18
Amelia Catherine Frances, eldest dau. of G.
Whitgreave, Esq., of Moseley Court, co. Staffo
Educated at Stonyhurst Coll. ; is a Magistrate a
Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster. The family of But
descends from Hervens, who came over at the C
quest, and is a branch of the Ormonde family, s
tling in 1248 at Rawcliffe, which was forfeited
1715 by Henry Butler, who engaged in the rebell
of that period, and was condemned to be behead
but died in the Tower before the sentence was
cuted. — Pleasington Hall, near Blackburn ; Staff
Club, W.
Heir, his son John Erdeswick, b. 1850.
BUTLER-JOHKTSTOarEjHon.Henry (of Aug
Castle).
Third son of the 13th Lord Dunboyne ; b. 1809 :
1834 Isabella Margaret, only dau. of late Sii
Munro, Bart., and niece and heir of General J<
stone, whose name he has assumed. Is M
Dumfries Militia ; was M.P. for Canterbury 185
and since 1857. — Auchin Castle, near Mof
N.B. ; 24, Park Street, Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son Henry Alexander, b. 1837.
BUTLER - SOUTHWELL - WAHDESEO:
Hon. Charles Harward Clarke.
Fourth son of 17th Earl of Ormonde, by Anne,
of John Earl of Wandesforde (ext.) ; b. 1780
1st 1812 Sarah, dau. of 2nd Earl of Carrick (s
1838) ; 2nd 1842 Lucy, dau. of A. French, Esq.
widow of Somerset, 3rd Earl of Carrick. Is a
Lieut, for co. Kilkenny ; assumed the nam
Clarke 1820, and those of Southwell and Wai
forde in 1830. — Kirklington, near Bedale, It
shire ; Ulcombe Place, near Maidstone, E
Castle Comer, co. Kilkenny.
Heir, his son John, b. 1813 ; m. 1841 Emily S
Frances, youngest dau. of the late John M'Clin
Esq., of Drumcar, co. Louth.
of
BUTSOIST, Rev. Christopher Henry Gould
Eldest son of the late Venerable J. Sti'ange Bu M
Archdeacon of Clonfert, by Esther Eccles, djj
William Sinclair, Esq., of Belfast, and grandsl
Christopher Butson, late Bishop of Clonfert anci
lala ; 5.1819 ; s. 1845 ; in. 1847 Helena, only d
the Rev. Edward Eyre Maunsell, Vicar of Gajaj
Educated at Winchester and Magdalen Coll., m
bridge (B.A. 1841, M.A. 1850) ; ordained 1842p
pointed Rector of Clonfert 1845, Archdeacr
Clonfert 1855 ; was formerly Curate of Leatheil
Surrey. — Clonfert, co. Gal way ; Knockmagjn
Galway, Ireland.
Heir, his son Strange Gould, b. 1849. I
BUTT, George Medd, Esq., Q.C.
Son of the late John Butt, Esq., of Sherli
Dorset j b. 1805 ; m. 18 — Frances Jane, d;l i
the late T. Ffooks, Esq., of Sherborne. Call
94
THE UNITED KINGDOM,
CByn
,he Bar at the Inner Temple 1830, and went the
•Vestern Circuit ; is a Bencher of the Inner Teni-
ae ; was M.P. for Wevmouth 1852-7.— Carlton
#ub, S.W. ; 17, Eaton Square, S.W.
PTT, Isaac, Esq., Q,.C, LL.D.
)nly son of the late Bev. Bobert Butt, M.A. ; b.
813 ; m. 1837 Elizabeth, dau. of H. Swanzy, Esq.
Educated at Trinity CoU., Dublin (B.A. 1835); was
^rofessor of Political Economy at Trinity Coll.
f 836-12; a Member of the Irish Bar ; was M.P.
pr Harwich in 1852 ; has sat for Youghall since
hat time. — 72, Leeson Street, Dublin ; Carlton
blub, S.W. ; 85, Jernvyn Street, S.W.
rTTEB, Archibald, Esq. (of Faskally).
[•nly son of the late Archibald Butter, Esq., Lieu-
hnant-Colonel 18th Dragoons, and Adjutant-Gene-
jil of the British Forces in the West Indies, by
Tere, only dau. of Sir Robert Menzies, Bart. ; b.
|305 ; s. 1805; m. 1834Jemima, youngest dau. of
lie late James Bichardson, Esq., of Pitfour. Edu-
iited at High School and University of Edinburgh ;
J a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth.
1 his family is descended from the Butters of Cor-
I ack, who possessed lands in the Highlands about
lie year 1530. — Faskally, Pitlochry, Perthshire,
g Heir, his son Archibald, Captain in the Army ;
1836.
STON, Sir Bobert Jacob, Bart. (cr. 1800).
dest son of the late Sir John Jacob Buxton,
irt., by Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Montague Chol-
eley, Bart. ; b. 1829 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1812. Edu-
ted at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magis-
ate and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and Colonel
the Suffolk Yeomanry Cavalry. Patronage 2
ings. Schadwell Lodge, near Thetford, Nor-
.k ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 85, Harley Street, W.
CTON, Sir Thomas Powell, Bart. (cr. 1840).
dest son of the late Sir E. N. Buxtou, Bart.
>me time M.P. for South Essex and East Nor-
k), by Catharine, dau. of Samuel Gurney, Esq.,
Upton, Essex; b. 1837; s. as 3rd Bart. 1858.
lucated at Harrow and Trinity Coll., Cambridge
..A. 1859) ; a Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk. This
nilywas formerly seated in Essex ; the 1st Bart.,
ne time M.P. for Weymouth, was a distin-
ishetl advocate of the abolition of slavery. —
fine House, near Cromer, Norfolk.
Heir Pres., his brother Samuel Gurney, b. 1838.
pTON, Dowager Lady (of Northrepps Hall),
iinah, dau. of the late John Gurney, Esq., of
rlham Hall, Norfolk; m. 1807 Sir Thomas
/ell Buxton, Bart., many years M.P. for Wey-
luth, who d. 1845. — Northrepps Hall, near
| rwich.
I'j.TON", Lady (of Colne House).
J harine, dau. of S. Gurney, Esq. ; in. 1836 Sir
M N*. Buxton, Bart., who d. 1858. — Colne House,
|r Cromer, Norfolk ; Ham House, Upton, near
►] itford, Essex.
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BUXTON, Charles, Esq. (of Fox Warren).
Third son of the late Sir T. F. Buxton, Bart. ; b.
1822 ; m. 1850 Emily Mary, dau. of Sir H. Holland,
Bart. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for Surrey, and a partner in the brewery
of Messrs. Truman, Hanbury, and Co. ; was M.P.
for Newport 1857-9. — Fox Warren, near Cobham,
Surrey ; Brookes' Club, S.W. ; 7, Grosvenor
Crescent, S.W.
Heir, his son Bertram Henry, b. 1852.
BYAM, Sir William, Knight (cr. 1859).
Eldest son of the late Edward Byam, Esq., Mem-
ber of the Council of Antigua, by Christiana
Matilda, dau. of — Byan, Esq., of Dublin, Barris-
ter-at-Law; b. 1792 ; m. 1815 Martha, dau. of
Thomas Bogers, Esq., of Antigua. Is President of
the Council of Antigua, and Lieut. -Colon el of the
Antigua regiment of Dragoons ; was formerly
Lieutenant 15th Hussars, and served in the Penin-
sula and at Waterloo. This family is of Welsh
extraction, but has been seated in Antigua for
nearly two centuries. — Cedar Hill, Island of
Antigua, West Indies.
Heir, his son Edward Garnage, Captain 59th
foot, b. 1823.
BYLES, Sir John Barnard, Knight (cr. 1858).
Eldest son of the late John Byles, Esq., of Stow-
market, Suffolk, by Mary, only child of W. Barnard,
Esq., of Holts, Essex ; b. 1801 ; m. 1st 1828 the
2nd dau. of J. Foster, Esq., of Biggleswade ; 2nd
1836 the 2nd dau. of J. Wedd, Esq., of Boyston,
Herts. Called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1831, and went the Norfolk Circuit ; appointed
Becorder of Buckingham 1810, a Serjeant-at-Law
1843, with patent of precedence 1S46, Queen's
Serjeant 1857, a Judge of the Common Pleas 1858.
— 49, Russell Square, W.C.
BYNG-, Hon. Gerard Frederick.
Fifth son of 5th Viscount Torrington ; b. 1784 ; m.
Catharine, dau. of — Neville, Esq. Appointed
Lieutenant 27th Light Dragoons 1799 ; exchanged
to 53rd foot 1800; retired on half-pay 1801 ; became
a Clerk in the Foreign Office 1800, retired 1840 ; ap-
pointed a Gentleman Usher of the Privy Chamber
1831.— 37, St. James's Place, S.W.
BYWG, Hon. Henry Dilkes.
Fourth son of 5th Viscount Torrington; b. 1 7 S 1 ;
m. 1810 Maria Jane, dau. of Hon. J. B. Gierke.
Entered the Navy 1798 ; became Captain 1814,
Vice-Admiral 1857, retired 1858; served on t ho
Ameilcan, Chinese, and Jamaica stations, and led
the forlorn hope at the capture of Monte Video. —
Southsea, near Portsmouth.
Heir, his son Henry, of Qucndon Hall (whom 300).
BYNG, Hon. James Master Owen.
Third son of 6th Viscount Torrington, by his 'Jul
wife Frances Harriet, dau. of the Into Admiral Sir
Robert Barlow, GkO.B. j b. 1818 ; m. 1856 Caro-
line Louisa, dau. of \Y. Cool;. Esq., of RoydoU
Hall, Kent. Called to the Bar at the Middle
Byn]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Temple 1 S52 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kent. — Shipbourne Lodge, near Tunbridge, Kent ;
Athenaumi Club, S.W.
BYIG, Henry, Esq. (of QuendonHall).
Eldest son of Admiral the Hon. H. D. Byng, by-
Maria, dau. of the Hon. J. B. Clerke, of Halifax,
N.S. ; b. 1811 ; m. 1838 Mary Anne, dau. of Wil-
liam Webb, Esq., of The Views, Essex. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Essex, and a Captain
B.N. — Quendon Hall, near Bishop Stortford ;
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Alfred Molyneux, b. 1839, Lieu-
tenant Grenadier Guards.
BYNG.
(See under Enfield.)
BYRON (Lord), George Anson Byron (cr. 1643).
Only son of the late George Anson Byron, Esq.,
Captain B.N. (who was a grandson of the 4th Lord),
by Charlotte Henrietta, dau. of B. Dallas, Esq. ;
b. 1789 ; s. his cousin George, 6th Lord, the dis-
tinguished poet, 1824 ; on. 1816 Elizabeth Mary,
dau. of the late Sacheverell Chandos Bole, Esq., of
Badbourne Hall, co. Derby. Entered the Navy
1800, became a Vice-Admiral, retired, in 1857 ;
has been a Lord in Waiting on her Majesty. — 48,
Eaton Blace, S.W.
Heir, his son George Anson, of Thrumpton Hall,
Notts; b. 1818.; m. 1843 Lucy Elizabeth Jane,
dau. of the late Bev. W. Wescomb, of Langford
Grove, Essex. Educated at Harrow ; is a Dep.
Lieut, for Notts ; late Captain Scots Fusilier
Guards.
BYRON, Hon. and Rev. Augustus.
Third son of 7th Lord Byron; b. 1828; m. 1852
Frederiea, dau. of Lieutenant-General Sir T. Mc-
Mahon, Bart., G.C.B. Educated at Merton Coll.,
Oxford (B.A. 1848) ; appointed Bector of Corton
Denham, Somerset, 1852. — Corton DenhamBectory,
near Sherborne.
BYRON, Hon. Frederick.
Second son of 7th Lord Byron ; b. 1822 ; m. 1851
Mary Jane, 2nd dau. of the late Bev. W. Wescomb,
of Langford Grove, Essex. Educated at West-
minster and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1843) ;
elected Fellow of All Souls 1844; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1848 ; appointed Captain
Sherwood Bangers 1859 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
Essex. — Edwinstowe, near Ollerton, Notts ; 5, Old
Square, Lincoln's Inn ; 48, Eaton Blace, S.W.
BYRON, Hon. and Rev. William.
Fourth son of 7th Lord Byron ; b. 1831 ; m. 1857
Mary, dau. of Vice-Chancellor Sir B. T. Kin-
dersley. Educated at Charterhouse and Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1852) ; elected Fellow of All
Souls 1853 ; appointed Bector of Stoke Talmage
1857. — Stoke Talmage Bectory, near Tetsworth,
Oxon.
BYTHESEA, Samuel William, Esq. (of 1
Hill, Freshford).
Second son of the late Henry Bythesea, £j
(a Magistrate for Wilts), by his 3rd wife At
dau. of John Budd, Esq., of Greenham, Berks
1801 ; on. 1830 his cousin Mary Agnes By the.
younger dau. of the late C. Brome, Esq., of J
ling House, Kent, and niece of the late Sir Chs
Saxon, Bart., of Circourt, Berks. Educated
Queen's Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate for Some
and Wilts. This family was long seated at M\
House, near Trowbridge, Wilts, and previous!
Compton Bishop, Somerset. — The Hill, Freshf
near Bath ; London Hotel, Albemarle Street,
Heir, his son Samuel William Charles Bnfl
b. 1831.
CABBELL, Benjamin Bond, Esq., F.R.S., F. II
(of Cromer Hall).
Fourth son of the late George Cabbell, Esq, i
Mary, dau. of Thomas Bliss, Esq., brotbil
Nathaniel Bliss, Astronomer Boyal, 1762 ; b. 1 I
Educated at Westminster, and Exeter Coll., I
ford ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple 1 1
is a Bencher of the Middle Temple, a Magisil
and Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex, a Magistral]
Norfolk (High Sheriff 1854), and Brovincial G I
Master of the Freemasons of Norfolk; was 'M
for St. Alban's 1846-7; for Boston 1847-57. I
tronage 1 living. This family was formertafi
Buckfastleigh, Devon. — Cromer Hall, NorB
Aid wick, Sussex ; University, Athenaeum, CaH
Conservative, Union, and National Clubs, >CH
52, Bortland Blace, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin John.
CAD MAN, Edwin, Esq. (of Westbourne H<jse>,
Eldest son of the late Charles Cadman, E:f. o{
Westbourne House, by Mary, dau. of George f od-
win, Esq., of Bradwell and Hope, grandson yk
Hon. Charles B;idcliffe, son of Edward, 2nc$!ar
of Derwentwater, and Charlotte Livingstontf/is
countess Kinnaird ; b. 1809 ; on. 1835 Ameli; jf.au
of John Bull Bing, Esq. This family was foiferl;
of Spinkhill Manor, co. Derby, where !tncl
Charles Edward stayed on his retreat from irbi
before the Duke of Cumber-land, in 1745 : his prl
with other relics, are preserved at West1 ami
House. — Wrestbourne House, near SheffielqTlil
Clarendon, W. I
Heir, his son William Edwin, Lieutena|5tH
West York regiment; b. 1838 ; m. 1859 Elhletl
dau. of William Latimer, Esq., of Anston, ijttsB
CADOGA.N (Earl), George Cadogan, C.E^l
(cr. 1800). ■
Second son of the 1st Earl, by Frances, f <l
1st Lord Montfort ; b. 1783 ; s. his brothei. ■
Earl 1832 ; m. 1810 Louisa Honoria, siste f H
Lord Wallscourt. Entered the Navy 17 ,•' I
came an Admiral of the White 1858 ; is a H
of the Order of Maria Teresa of Austria. H
Family Trustee of the British Museum ; H
Baron Oakley 1831. Batronage 2 livings.— < H
Downham, near Brandon, Suffolk ; United < H
Club, S.W. ; 138, Ficcadilly, W. ■
Heir, his son Viscount Chelsea (whom se: H
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If .DOG AN, Hon. Frederick William.
Ij fourth son of 3rd Earl Cadogan ; b. 1821; m.
■ 851 Adelaide, 8th dau. of 1st Marquis of Angle-
sey. Educated at Westminster and Oriel Coll.,
m)xford ; called to the Bar at Inner Temple 1847 ;
' ■•rent the Norfolk Circuit ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
■ \Iiddlesex. ■ — Wembley, near Sudbury, Middlesex ;
W2, South Audley Street, W.
^ ■.HILL, Michael Richard, Esq. (of Ballyconra
House).
m\on of the late Edmond Cahill, Esq., Justice of the
Jheace, of Castle wood, by Dora, dau. of Bernard
•■)elaney, Esq., Justice of the Peace, of Durrow,
Queen's co. ; b. 1814 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1843 Margaret,
l au. and co-heiress of Francis Magan, Esq., Justice
Kf the Peace and Dep. Lieut., of Emoe. Educated
- -Si t Clongowes and Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1 834, M.A. 1837) ; called to the Irish Bar 1837 ;
.hm a Magistrate for Queen's co. and co. Kilkenny
-Jlaominated High Sheriff for co. Kilkenny 1860). —
j&llyconra House, near Bally ragget, co. Kilkenny;
( I I, Kutland Square, Dublin.
: Heir, his son Edward Michael, b. 1845.
M
:, :t IED, James, Esq. (of Baldoon).
ncal! on of James Caird, Esq., of Stranraer, N.B. ; b.
:wi 816; m. 1843 Margaret, dau. of Captain Henry-
; m, R.E. Educated at Edinburgh ; is author of
forma High Farming," "English Agriculture," and
ther works ; formerly the Times Agricultural
im,Q ommissioner ; was M.P. for Dartmouth 1857-9 ;
lected for Stirling 1859. — Baldoon, near Wigtown,
r.B. ; Langley Park, Beckenham, Kent ; Reform
lub, S.W. ; 6, Serjeants' Inn.
-neS IRNS, Sir Hugh McCalmont, Knight (cr.
1858).
^rjefjon of the late W. Cairns, Esq., of Culton, co.
:Vii»own ; b. 1819 ; m. 1856 Mary Harriet, dau. of
::.,]mie late J. McNeill, Esq. Educated at Trinity
loll., Dublin; called to the Bar at the Middle
, . empie 1844, and practised as a Chancery Bar-
• • jster ; was Solicitor-General 1858-9 ; has been
rc ; jt.P. for Belfast since 1852. — Carlton and National
u Hubs, S.W. ; 5, New Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. ;
■ ji), Eaton Place, S.W.
tjjMTHNESS (Earl of), James Sinclair (cr.
1545).
ldest son of the 13th Earl, by Frances Harriet,
.^Elsliu.of Rev. W. Leigh ; b. 1821 ; s. 1855 ; m. 1847
•• puisa Georgina, dau. of Sir G. R. Philips, Bart.,
|>.P. Is Lord-Lieutenant of co. Caithness, and a
. CJ i epresentative Peer for Scotland ; has been a Lord
Waiting. Descended from a common ancestor
ith Lord Sinclair. — Tister House, co. Caithness ;
■J Hill Street, W.
''[■ A Heir, his son Lord Berriedale, b. 1858.
'■ T-jCRAFT, John Hales, Esq. (of Rempstone
;M Hall).
wildest son of the late Right Hon. J. Calcraft,
: 'lj:.P., by Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir T. P.
ales, Bart. ; b. 1792; m. 1828 Caroline Catharine,
>J. of the 5th Duke of Manchester. Is a Magis-
;; Jite and Dep. Lieut, for Dorset; formerly a Cap-
97
tain in the Army ; was M.P. for Wareham 1832-
41 and 1857-9. — Rempstone Hall, near Wareham,
Dorset ; Carlton and Atheneeum Glubs, S.W. ; 12,
Carlton Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son John Hales Montagu, Lieutenant
R.N., b. 1830.
CALCUTT, Francis MdNTamara, Esq. (of St.
Catharine's).
Son of William Calcutt, Esq., by Dora, younger
dau. of the late Francis McNamara, Esq,, of
Doollen, co. Clare ; b. 1819 ; m. 1842 Georgina,
dau. of Captain G. Martyn. Educated at Trinity
Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Clare ; has
been M.P. for co. Clare since 1857. — St. Catharine's,
near Ennistimon, co. Clare.
CALDECOTT, Charles Marriott, Esq. (of Hol-
brook Grange).
Youngest son of the late Abraham Caldecott, Esq.,
by Elizabeth, dau. of the Rev. Dr. Marriott, of
Cotesbatch ; b. 1807 ; s. his uncle John Caldecott,
Esq., 1839 ; m. 1827 Margaret, only dau. of Thomas
Smith, Esq. Educated at Rugby and Haileybury
Coll. ; appointed to the East-India Company's Ben-
gal Civil Service 1826 ; was formerly Civil and
Sessions Judge of the Saugor and Nerbudda terri-
tories, in India ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Warwick. This family, temp. William the
Conqueror, were feudal Lords of Caldecott, in
Cheshire. The late John Caldecott, Esq., purchased
the estate and manor of Little Lawford in 1793,
from Sir Edward Boughton, built the present man-
sion, and made his nephew, the present possessor,
his heir by will. — Holbrook Grange, near Rugby,
Warwickshire ; Oriental Club, W.
Heir, his son Charles Thomas, b. 1831.
CALDECOTT, Thomas, Esq. (of The Lodge).
Eldest son of the late Abraham Caldecott, Esq., of
The Lodge, Rugby, by Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
the Rev. Dr. Marriott, of Cotesbatch, Leicester-
shire ; b. 1798 ; s. 1829 ; m. 1828 Ann Catherine,
eldest dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel James West,
R.A. Educated at Rugby and Ch. Ch. Coll.,
Oxford ; called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1822 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Warwick. — The Lodge, Rugby, Warwickshire.
Heir, his son Thomas, b. 1831.
CALDER, Sir Henry Roddam, Bart. (cr. 1686).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry Calder, Bart.,
by his 2nd wife Louisa, dau. of the late Admiral
Osborne ; b. 1790 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1792 ; m. 1819
Frances Selina, dau. of 1st Earl of Limerick (she (/.
1855). This family is of ancient Scottish extraction.
— Muirtoun House, N.B. ; 52, Rutland Gate, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry Walsinghaui. />.
1820 ; Mi. 1842 Julia, dau. of Julius Hutchinson.
Esq., of Tunbritlge Wells.
CALDWELL, Sir Henry John, Bart. (or. 1683).
Eldest son of the late Sir Henry John Caldwell,
Bart., by Sophia Louisa, eldest dau. of David B.
Paynter, Esq., of Dale, co. Pembroke ; b. 1840 j
7th Bart. 185S. — Castle Caldwell, 00, Fomanagh.
H
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
CALDWELL, Sir James Lillyman, G.C.B. (cr.
1848).
Sou of the lato Major A. Caldwell, Bengal En-
gineers ; b. 1770 ; m. 1800 Marie, dau. of Mons.
Malliard (widow of R. Johnston, Esq.). Is a
General in the East-India Company's service, for-
merly in Madras Engineers : served in India under
Lord Cornwallis ; was present at the two sieges of
Seringapatam, and commanded the Engineers at
the capture of Mauritius. — Beachlands, near Ryde,
Isle of Wight ; United Service Club, S.W. ; 4,
Portland Place, W.
CALEDON (Earl of), James Alexander (cr.
1809).
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl (who was M.P. for co.
Tyrone 1837-9), by Jane Frederica, dau. of the 1st
Earl of Verulam ; I. 1846 ; s. 1855.— Castle Cale-
don, co. Tyrone ; 5, Carlton Terrace, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Walter Philip, b. 1849.
CALEDOH", Dowager Countess of.
Catharine Freeman, 2nd dau. of the 3rd Earl of
Hardwicke ; m. 1811 the 2nd Earl of Caledon, who
d, 1839. — Tittenhanger, near St. Al ban's, Herts.
CALL, Sir William Berkeley, Bart. (cr. 1791).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Pratt Call, Bart.,
by Louisa, dau. of the 5th Earl of Granard ; b.
1815; s. as 3rd Bai't. 1851 ; m. 1841 Laura Emma,
dau. of Charles Wright Gardiner, Esq., of Combe
Lodge, Oxon. Is a Magistrate for Cornwall (High
Sheriff 1856), and a Special Dep. Warden of the
Stannaries ; a partner in the Banking-house of Call,
Marten, and Co., London. — Whiteford House, near
Callington, Cornwall : Carlton Club, S.W. : 25,
Old Bond Street, W.
Heir, his son William George Montagu, b. 1843.
CALLAGHAN, Frederick Marcus, Esq.
Eldest son of the late Gerard Callaghan, Esq.,
M.P., by Louisa Margueretta, dau. of John Cal-
vert Clarke, Esq., of Teddington, Middlesex ; b.
1823 ; s. 1844 ; m. 1848 Georgiana Frances, dau.
of Captain James Hodgson, E.I. Co.'s service.
Educated at Sandhurst Coll. ; appointed 2nd Lieu-
tenant 60th Pines 1840, Captain and Adjutant
N. Cork Pines 1853 ; is a Magistrate for co. Cork.
This family represented the Conservative interest
in the city of Cork for many years, and were en-
gaged in a very extensive merchandise during the
Peninsular war. — Cork, Ireland ; County Club,
Cork ; Army and Navy Club, S.W.
Heir j his son Henry Frederick, b. 1849.
CALLANDER, George Frederick William, Esq.
(of Craigforth).
Eldest son of J. H. Callander, Esq., by his 2nd
wife Charlotte Edith Eleonora, only dau. of the
late J. G. Campbell, Esq., of Islay ; b. 1848 ; s.
1851. Educated at Eton. — Craigforth House, near
Stirling ; Ardkinglas Lodge, co. Argyll.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Barrington, b. 1849.
CALLEN, John Charles Hugh Poyer, Esq. (q
The Grove).
Eldest son of the late Daniel Poyer Callen, Esq., <
Molleston, co. Pembroke, by Caroline, dau. of Hug j
Webb Bowen, Esq., of Canirose ; 6. 1836 ; s. 185 j
his uncle Charles Poyer Callen, Esq., of the Grov
Educated at Pugby ; is a Magistrate for co. Pen |
broke, and Captain 71st Highlanders. This fami S
was formerly known as Poyer of Grove. — Tl|
Grove, near Narberth, Pembrokeshire.
C ALLEY, Henry, Esq. (of Burderop Park), J
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Jo) j,
James Calley, Esq., of Blunsden St. Audre y
Wilts, by Elizabeth Tunstall, eldest dau. of the la !
Eev. James Wyld, Eectorof Blunsden St. Audrey
b. 1818 ; s. his cousin 1854 ; m. 1st 1855 FranJ
Elizabeth, only child of Charles Bowyer, Esq, (h I
d.1856).; 2nd 1859 Emily Augusta, only dauJ!
Mr. Serjeant Wrangham, of the Pocks, co. Glo
cester. Is a Magistrate for Wilts, and Lieuterar
Poyal Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry ; was forme I
Major 19th regiment of foot. The pedigree I
this family goes back nearly 400 years, and i
Calleys have possessed the estate of Overtop
Wilts, since 1627, and the Burderop estate sii
the reign of Queen Elizabeth. — Burderop Pa!
neer Swindon, Wilts ; United Service and Jur
United Service Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Thomas Charles Pleydell, b. 181
CALMADY, Vincent Pollexfen, Esq. (of La
don Court).
Only son of the late C. B. Calmady, Esq., by ErcH
eldest dau. of the late William Greenwood, Ef,
of Brookwood, Hants ; b. 1825 ; s. 1855. Eduw I
at Eton and Dresden ; is a Magistrate for Den.
This family was seated at Calmady, in Cornwall ft
a very remote date, and removed into Devon al t
the beginning of the 16th century. — Langdon Coj,
near Plymouth. F
Heirs, his sisters, i
CALBOW, William, Esq. (of Walton Lodge j
Eldest son of the late Richard Cairo w, Esq.fy
Judith, dau. of William Thomasson, Esq., of Tl«
ster, co. Derby ; b. 1786 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1808 J r-
garet, dau. of Robert Town, Esq., of Ulverf p.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancasjs.
This family was formerly of Adlington, co. Chefr.
■ — Walton Lodge, near Preston, Lancashire, t
Heir, his grandson Richard, only son of his efst
son Richard, who was b. 1815, m. 1840 Eliza'jb,
dau. of John Grundy, Esq., and d. 1850.
CALTHOBPE (Lord), Frederick Gough>.
1796).
Third son of the 1st Lord, by Frances, dau. c;he
late General B. Carpenter ; b. 1790 ; s. 1851P
1823 Charlotte Sophia, dau. of 6th Duke of m
fort ; assumed 1845 the name of Gough in lif °H
Calthorpe. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieu-''0jM
co. Stafford (High Sheriff 1848) ; was M.I.foB
Hindon and Bramber 1818-26 ; formerly a M
missioner in Lunacy. Patron 9 livings.— <fl
THE UNITED KINGDOM,
[Cam
fall, Edgbaston, near Birmingham ; 33, Grosvenor
quare, W.
Heir, his son Frederick Henry William, M.P. for
ast Worcestershire, a Dep. Lieut, for co. War-
ick, late Lieutenant Gloucestershire Yeomanry,
1826.
uVERLEY, John, Esq. (of Oulton Hall),
ldest son of the late John Calverley, Esq., by
;]ary, dau. of the Rev. C. Downes ; b. 1789 ; s.
327 ; m. 1822 Ellen Watson, dau. of Thomas
[olyneux, Esq., of Newsham House, co. Lancaster,
ducated at Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1812) ;
lied to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1815 ; is a Magis-
ate and Dep. Lieut, for W. Riding of co. York.
-Oulton Hall, near Leeds, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Edmund, b. 1826 ; m. 1852 Isabella
'ary, elder dau. of J. T. Selwyn, Esq., of Down
all, Essex.
QJjVEBT, Major- General Felix,* C.B. (of
Hunsdon House),
jlldest son of the late Nicholson Calvert, Esq.,
If .P., of Hunsdon House, by Frances, younger
H,u. of Viscount Pery (ext.); b. 1790 ; is married.
atered the Army 1807 ; became a Major- General
«i»46 ;- served in the Peninsula and at Waterloo. —
Runsdon House, near Ware, Herts ; United
jirvice Club, S.W. ; 30, Cavendish Square, W.
I Heir Pres., his brother Edward Pery Sexton, a
I agistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts, b. 1794.
§MB±IIDGE (2nd Duke of), H.B.H. Prince
j[ George William Frederick Charles, K.G.,
K.P., G.C.B., G.C.H., G.C.M.G., P.O. (cr.
1801).
ily son of the late Duke (who was youngest son
I. King George III.) by the Princess Augusta
jilhelmina Louisa, dau. of Frederick, Landgrave
J Hesse-Cassel, and cousin to her Majesty and to
e King of Hanover (see Cumberland, Duke of) ;
1819 ; s. 1850. Is Earl of Tipperary and Baron
illoden ; President of Christ's Hospital ; Colonel
:ots Fusilier Guards ; Ranger of St. James's and
yde Parks ; appointed a Colonel in the Army
>37, Lieutenant-General 1854 ; General Com-
ander-in-Chief 1856 ; served in the Crimea 1854-5;
.8 been Inspector-General of Cavalry. — Glevering
all, near Woodbridge, Suffolk ; Kew Green,
irrey, S.W. ; Gloucester House, Piccadilly, W.
ABRIDGE, Rev. George Pickard (of Blox-
worth Hotise).
dest surviving son of the late Rev. G. Pickard, by
•ances, dau. of the late Edward Payne, Esq., of
ding House, Middlesex ; b. 1790 ; s. his brother
50 ; m. 1818 Frances Amelia, dau. of the late
. Whisb, Esq., many years Chairman of Excise,
lucated at King's School, Sherborne, and Merton
)11., Oxford (B.A. 1812) ; is a Magistrate for
)i\set ; assumed the name of Cambridge in 1848,
or the late C. O. Cambridge, Esq., of Whitmin-
jr House, Gloucestershire. — Bloxworth House,
ay Warehaui.
Hew, his son Henry Pickard, late Lieutenant
adras Army, b. 1819.
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CAMDEN" (Marquis), George Charles Pratt,
K.G. (cr. 1812).
Only son of the 1st Marquis, byFrances, dau. of
the late William Molesworth, Esq;, ofWembury,
Devon; b. 1799; s. 1840; m. 1835 Harriet, dau.
of Bishop (Murray) of Rochester (she d. 1854).
Educated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Kent ; was M.P. for Lugdershall 1820-6, for
Bath 1826-30, and for Dunwich 1831-2; sum-
moned to the House of Lords 1834 as Baron Cam-
den. Patron 1 living. — Wilderness Park, near
Sevenoaks ; Bayham Abbey, near Lamberhurst,
Kent ; Athenaeum and Carlton Clubs, S.W. • 19,
Belgrave Square, S.W.
Heir, his son Earl of Brecknock, 5. 1840.
CAMERON, Sir Duncan, Bart. (cr. 1817).
Eldest son of the late SirEwen Cameron, Bart., by
Louisa, dau. of Duncan Campbell, Esq., of Balcar-
dine ; b. 1770 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1828. Is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Inverness and Argyll,
— Fassifern House, Argyllshire, N.B.
Heir Pres., his brother Peter, b. 1772.
CAMERON", Donald, Esq. (of Lochiel).
Eldest son of the late Donald Cameron, Esq., of
Lochiel, by Yere Catherine Louisa, sister of the
5th Earl of Buckinghamshire ; b. 1835 ; s. 1858.
Educated at Harrow ; entered the Diplomatic
Service in 1852 ; was appointed 1st Attache' to the
Earl of Elgin's special mission to China, and subse-
quently to her Majesty's Legation at Berlin, re-
signed 1859 ; is a Magistrate for Bucks. — Ach-
nacarry, Fort William, co. Inverness ; Hampden
House, near Great Missenden, Bucks ; Diplomatic
Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Hampden, b. 1840.
CAMOYS (Lord), Thomas Stonor (cr. 1383).
Eldest son of the late T. Stonor, Esq., by Catharine,
sister and co-heir of C. R. Blundell, Esq. ; b. 1797;
summoned to House of Lords in the ancient Barony
1839 ; m. 1821 Frances, dau. of P. E. Towneley,
Esq. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Oxon,
of which he has been High Sheriff; is a Lord
in Waiting ; was M.P. for Oxford 1832-3. This
Peerage was in abeyance 1426-1839. — Stonor, near
Henley-on-Thames, Oxon; Reform Club, S.W. ;
31, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Thomas Edward, a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Oxon, late Captain Oxfordshire
Militia, b. 1824.
CAMPBELL (1st Lord), John Campbell, P.O.
(cr. 1841).
Second son of the late Rev. Dr. Campbell, of Cupar,
by Magdalen, dau. of J. Halliburton, Esq. ; 6.
1781 ; m. 1821 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of 1st 1 ord
Abinger (see Stra/Iicdcn, Baroness). Educated at
the University of St. Andrew's; called to the
Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1806 j was M.P, lor Staf-
ford 1830-2; for Dudley L882 i j for Edinburgh
1834-41 ; was Solicitor and Attorney General
1832-4; Lord Chancellor of Ireland JuB
1841 ; Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster liviri :
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench 1850-9; ap-
pointed Lord Chancellor 1859. — Hartrigge, near
Jedburgh, N.B. ; Reform Club, S.W. ; Stratheden
House, Knightsbrulge, W.
Heir, his son William Frederick, M.P. for Har-
wich, late M.P. for Cambridge, b. 1824 ; educated
at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1846).
CAMPBELL, Sir James, Bart. (cr. 1627).
Eldest son of the late Sir Alexander Campbell, Bart.,
by Margaret, dau. of Alexander Coldstream, Esq. ;
b. 1818 ; s. as 9th Bart. 1824 ; ra. 1840 Caroline,
dau. of the late Admiral Sir H. R. Bromley, Bart.
Educated at the University of Edinburgh. — White-
mead Park, near Coleford, Gloucestershire ; Kil-
bryde Castle, near Dumblane, N.B.
Heir, his son Alexander, b. 1841.
CAMPBELL, Sir John William, Bart, (cr.1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Campbell, Bart., by
Hannah Elizabeth, dau. of James Macleod, Esq.,
of Rasay ; b. 1836 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1853. Is Lieu-
tenant Royal Artillery ; served in the Crimea
1854-5. — Airds House, co. Argyll.
Heir Pres., his brother George Alexander, b.
1840.
CAMPBELL, Sir Louis Henry Dugald, Bart,
(cr. 1628).
Eldest son of the late Sir J ohn Eyton Campbell,
Bart., by Charlotte, dau. of the late Louis Henry
Ferrier, Esq., of Belleside, co. Linlithgow ; b. 1844;
s. 1853. Educated at the Royal Academy, Gos-
port. This family, which has long been seated at
Kildalloig, is descended from a common ancestor
with the Duke of Argyll. — Kildalloig, near Camp-
bell Town, co. Argyll.
Heir Pres., his brother Norman, b. 1846.
CAMPBELL, Sir Hugh Hume, Bart. (er. 1665).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Campbell, Bart.,
b. 1812 ; s. as 7th Bart. 1833 ; to. 1834 Margaret,
dau. of John Spottiswoode, Esq., of Spottiswoode
(she d. 1839) ; 2nd 1841 Juliana Rebecca, dau. of
Lieutenaut-General Sir Joseph Fuller, G.C.H.
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a
Magistrate for co. Berwick; was M.P. for Berwick-
shire 1834-47. — Marchmont House, near Dunse,
N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 10, Hill Street, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin John Home Purves,
b. 1816 ; to. 1849 Caroline Maria, dau. of Admiral
H. Parker, C.B.
CAMPBELL, Sir Archibald Islay, Bart. (cr.
1808).
Eldest son of the late John Campbell, Esq., some
time M.P. for Dumbarton, by Anna Jane, dau. of
Francis Sit veil, Esq., of Barmoor, Northumberland;
b. 1825 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1846 ; m. 1858 Agnes,
dau. of the 2nd Marquis of Westminster. Edu-
cated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for cos. Dumbarton, Lanark,
and Stirling, was formerly Captain Lanark Militia;
was M.P. for co. Argyll 1851-7. — Garscube, near
Glasgow, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George, b. 1829 ; m. 1858
Margaret, dau, of Sir E. Borough, Bart.
CAMPBELL, Sir Edward Fitzgerald, Bart, (c j
1815).
Eldest son of the late Sir Guy Campbell, Barf
by Pamela, dau. of the late Lord Edward Fit j|
gerald; b. 1822; s. as 2nd Bart. 1849; m. 18.'
Georgiana Charlotte Theophila, dau. of the late £
Theophilus Metcalfe, Bart. Educated at the Roy J
Military Coll., Sandhurst ; is Major 60th Rifle I
was formerly A.-D.-C. to the Governor-General j
India, and A.-D.-C. to General Sir C. Napier |
India 1849-51.
Heir, his son Guy Theophilus, b. 1854.
CAMPBELL, Sir Alexander Thomas Cockbui j
Bart. (cr. 1821).
Son of the late A. Cockburn, Esq., of Madras,
Olympia, eldest dau. of Lieutenant-General |L
Alexander Campbell, Bart. ; b. 1800 ; s. his grarf
father under a special remainder as 2nd Bart. 185 1
to.- 1st 1827 Margaret, dau. of Gen. Sir J. M(
colm, G.C.B. ; 2nd 1842 Grace, dau, of J. Spen
Esq. Assumed the surname of Campbell in 1825 f.
Wyseby, near Ecclefeachan, co. Dumfries, N.BF'
Heir, his son Alexander, b. 1843. ,
CAMPBELL, Sir Archibald Ava, Bart, i
1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Campbell, Bart.,
Helen Margaret, dau. of Colonel John Cro
b. 1844 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1853. The 2nd Bart. 1
Major-General of 3rd division of the army in
East, and was killed in the siege of Sebasto]
The 1st Bart, commanded the British forcesi
the Burmese war. — 9, Athol Crescent, near E
burgh.
Heir Pres., his brother John James Ava, b. 11
CAMPBELL, Sir John Nicholl Robert, Be
K.C.B. (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Robert Campbell, B;
by Eliza, dau. of Dr. Gilbert Pasley, b. 1799 ; i
2nd Bart. 1858 ; to. 1828 Grace, dau. of Tho|
Bainbridge, Esq., of Queen Square, London.
Major in the Indian Cavalry ; was formerly Ch
d' Affaires in Persia. — 10, Harley Street, W.
CAMPBELL, Sir Alexander, Bart, (of Bai It-
dine), (cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir Duncan Campbell, B
by Elizabeth Dreghorn, dau. of James Dennist l
Esq., of Dennistoun ; b. 1819 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1 |5;
to. 1855 Harriette, dau. of Admiral H. Collier. Is
a Magistrate for co. Argyll, and Captain in fee
Argyll and Bute Militia. This family is desce pi
from a common ancestor with the Marquis of 33ifd-
albane. — Barcaldine Castle, co. Argyll.
Heir, his son Alexander, b. 1856.
CAMPBELL, Sir Angus, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Only son of the late Angus Campbell, Esq.lJ,
Lilias, dau. of Hector MacDonald Buchjpi
Esq., of Drumikill ; b. 1827 ; s. as 2nd M
1850 ; to. 1852 Sophia Elizabeth, dau. of Adl
McDougall, of McDougall (she d. 1857). I
Lieutenant R.N. and Hereditary Captain of In I
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[Cam
) staffnage Castle. — Dunstaffhage, near Oban, co.
(Argyll; Junior United Service and Army and
Navy Clubs, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Donald, b. 1829.
1MPBELL, Sir James, Knight (cr. 1842).
[Son of the late James Campbell, Esq., by Helen,
Jdau. of John Forrester, Esq., of Ashentree, co.
Perth ; b. 1790 ; m. 1822 Janet, dau. of Henry
Bannermau, Esq., of Manchester. Is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Lancaster, a Magistrate for
co. Forfar, and a Merchant in Glasgow, of which city
[he was formerly Lord Provost. This family is de-
scended from the Campbells of Milford, co. Argyll.
— Stracathro House, Forfar, N.B.
Heir, his son James Alexander, b. 1825 ; m, 1854
Charlotte, dau. of Sir S. Morton Peto, Bart.
LMPBELL, Sir John, Knight (cr. 1815).
|3on of the late W. Campbell, Esq., Commissioner
hf Navy Board ; b. 1780 ; m. 1st 1816 Donna Maria
iBrigida de Faria e Lacerda ; 2nd 1842 Harriet Maria
f widow of General Sir A. Dickson, K.C.B.). Edu-
cated at Harrow ; a Lieutenant-Colonel in the
British Army retired ; formerly Major-General
In the Portuguese service ; served in the Penin-
lula ; was formerly Captain 7th Hussars ; com-
inanded the 75th foot 1821-4. — 51, Charles Street,
Berkeley Square, W.
♦.MPBELL, Hon. and Kev. Archibald George.
Becond son of the 1st Earl Cawdor ; b. 1827 ;
,m. 1853 Charlotte Henrietta, dau. of the Hon. and
\i ery Rev. Dean Howard. Educated at Eton and
Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1848) ; appointed Kector
if Knipton 1852. — Knipton Bectory, near Grant-
ham ; University Club, S.W.
• MPBELL, Colin Yorke, Esq. (of Barbreck
House).
ildest son of the late Bear- Admiral Donald Camp-
>ell, by his 1st wife Anne Irvine, dau. of the late
Admiral Sir Charles Douglas, Bart., K.B. ; b. 1812 ;
I 1856 ; m. 1847 his cousin Elizabeth, dau. of the
Ute James Hyde, Esq., of Apley, Isle of Wight,
'aptain R.N. 1853. Is a Magistrate for co. Argyll,
'his family is descended from Archibald, 3rd son of
!olin, 3rd Earl of Argyll, by Janet, dau. of Alex-
nder, Earl of Huntly. — Barbreck House, by Loch-
ilphead, Argyllshire ; United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Donald Charles Douglas, b. 1848.
< MPBELL, Hugh Bruce, Esq. (of The Park,
Notts).
Ildest son of the late Hugh Campbell, Esq., Jus-
ce of the Peace, of Barquharrie and Millrigg, co.
^yr, by Sophia, dau. of Thomas Barber, Esq. ;
■ 1803 ; m. 1st 1829 Anne, only dau. of Philip
ford, Esq.; 2nd 1832 Elizabeth, eldest dau. of
j Id wards Werge, Esq. Is a Solicitor and Distrib-
utor of Stamps for co. Nottingham. This is a
•anch of the family of Campbell of Loudoun and
ssnock, co. Ayr, one of the most ancient and
ustrious in Scotland, distinguished by their sup-
)rt, in 1494, and continuously, of the principles of
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the Reformation, for which they suffered much per-
secution from the ruling powers. Mr, H. B. Camp-
bell is 18th in a direct descent from Edward I., and
17th from Robert Bruce. — The Park, Nottingham.
Heir, his son Bruce, b. 1839.
CAMPBELL, James, Esq. (of Craigie).
Eldest son of the late Richard Campbell, Esq., by
Mary Currie, dau. of William Currie Carlisle, Esq.,
of Cleughheads and Bridekirk, co. Dumfries ; b.
1784 ; s. 1836; to. 1st 1813 Mary Dehany, dau. of
Alexander Ogilvy Fothringham, Esq., of Powrie
(she d. 1821) ; 2nd 1828 Grace Elizabeth, dau. of
General Hay, K.C.H. Educated at Edinburgh
University ; called to the Scottish Bar in 1805 ; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Ayr. His
eldest son, Lieutenant-Colonel William Campbell,
of the Queen's Bays, died at Cawnpore 1858. This
family is descended from Sir Duncan Campbell, of
Auchinbrech. — Craigie House, near Ayr, N.B.
Heir, his son Richard Frederick Fothringham,
Captain 8th Madras Light Cavalry ; b. 1831.
CAMPBELL, Miss (of Ardchattan Priory).
Jane Elizabeth Mary, eldest dau. of the late
Colonel Alexander Campbell, of Gatecombe
Park, Isle of Wight, and of Ardchattan Priory,
co. Argyll, by Jane Meux, dau. and co-heiress of
Edward Meux Worsley, Esq., of Gatecombe Park,
and Elizabeth, dau. and co-heiress of the late Lord
Holmes, of Kilmallock ; s. her uncle Colonel T. D.
Campbell in 1846 ; to. 1841 Strachan Irving Pop-
ham, Esq., late of the Madras Civil Service, Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyll, son of the
late Admiral Sir Home Popham. This branch of
the Campbells derive their descent from Sir John
Campbell, 3rd son of Archibald, 2nd Earl of Argyll,
who married Muriella, dau. and sole heiress of Sir
John Calder of Caldei-, by whom he was also ances-
tor of the Earl of Cawdor. — Ardchattan* Priory,
near Bonaw, Argyllshire.
Heir, her cousin the Rev. William Clarke, son of
the late Robert Clarke, Esq., of Comrie, and grand-
son of Anne, dau. of Patrick Campbell, Esq., of
Ardchattan.
CAMPBELL, John Francis, Esq.
Only son of the late Walter F. Campbell, Esq., of
Islay (who was M.P. for co. Argyll 1820-41), by
his 1st wife Eleanor, dau. of the Earl ofWemyss ; b.
1821. Educated at Eton and Edinburgh University ;
called to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1851 ; ap-
pointed Private Secretary to the Lord Priv}' Seal
1853, Assistant Secretary to the General Board of
Health 1854, Secretary to the Lighthouse Commis-
sion 1859. This family are believed to be ancientlv
descended from the ducal house of Argyll, and were
formerly seated at Skipuess, Sb&wfield, Islay, &C.
— Rockside Cottage, Chale, Isle of Wight ; Brookes'
and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; Niddry Lodge, Ken-
sington, W.
* The Priory of Ardchattan was Pounded la IMO, and
passed, at the dissolution of monasteries, Into the hands 61
the direct ancestor of the present owner,
Cain] COUNTY 1U
CAMPBELL,9 Leveson Granville, Esq. (of Fair-
field).
Eldest son of the late Charles Campbell, Esq. ; b.
18.5 ; s. h)S uncle, the late William Gunning
Campbell, Esq., Dep. Lieut, and principal Clerk
of the Admiralty for Scotland, 1858 ; m. 18— Mary,
dau. of — Cowan, Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a
Magistrate for co. Ayr. — Fairfield House, near
Ayr, N.B.
ffeir Pres., his brother Gunning Granville.
CAMPBELL, Kobert, Esq. (of Sonachan and
Oban).
Eldest surviving son of the late Donald Campbell,
Esq., of Sonachan, by Mary, only dau. of Kobert
MacLachlan, Esq., of MacLachlan ; b. 1779 ;
s. 1808 ; pi. 1815 Susan, only dau. of the late
David Campbell, Esq., of Combie. Educated at
Inverary and University of Glasgow ; is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Argyll. This family
is descended from Sir John Campbell, 1st Knight
of Calder (now Earls of Cawdor), whose grandson
Duncan, 1st of Sonachan, obtained that estate as
his patrimony in 1577, which was confirmed to him
by charter in 1618. — Sonachan, near Inverary,
N.B. ; The Manor House, Oban, N.B.
Heir, his only son Donald, a Magistrate for co.
Argyll ; b. 1816.
CAMPBELL, Bobert James Boy. Esq.
Son of Rupert Campbell, Esq., of Reay Bank, N.B.,
by Anne, dau. of J. Dallas, Esq. ; b. 1813 ; m.
1836 Anne, dau. of C. Ewler, Esq. Educated at
the Coll., Kilkenny. Is an East-India Merchant
in the City ; was M.P. for Weymouth 1857-9.—
Woodvale, Norwood, Surrey ; Oriental Club, W. ;
62, Morgate Street, E.C.
CAMPBELL, William John Lamb, Esq. (of
G-lenfalloch).
Only son of the late James Campbell, Esq., of
Glenfalloch, by Elizabeth, dau. of — BlancharcL
Esq., of Cirencester, and widow of — Ludlow, Esq.;
b. 1790 ; s. 1809 ; m. 1810 Rosanna Campbell,
youngest dau. of the late J. Doughty, Esq., of co.
Salop. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Perth ; was formerly an Officer in the Army. This
family is descended from a common ancestor with
the Marquis of Breadalbane, to whose Scottish
honours Mr. Campbell is heir presumptive. — Glen-
falloch House, near Arrochar, co. Perth ; 21, Park
Lane, W.
Heir, his son John Alexander Gavin, b. 1824*
CAMPBELL-DAVYS, William Davys Harries,
Esq.
Only son of the late Rev. David Harries, M.A.,
Rector of Meline, co. Pembroke, and Justice of the
Peace, by Mary, dau. of William Davys, Esq., of
Caio and Neuadd-fawr, co. Carmarthen ; b. 1812 ;
s. 1832, when he assumed his maternal name, and
added that of Campbell on his marriage, in 1847, to
Elizabeth Jane, only child of Peter Campbell,*
* This gentleman is closely allied by blood with the old
historic and baronial house of Campbell of Auchinbreck, co.
Argyll. (See Sir Robert Douglas of Glenbervie's "Baronage
of Scotland.")
MILIES OF
Esq., ofAskomel, in Kin tyre, co. Argyll. Educate
at Trinity Coll., Oxford ; called to the Bar at tl
Middle Temple 1832 ; is a Magistrate and De
Lieut, for cos. Brecon, Carmarthen, and Argyl
was High Sheriff of Carmarthenshire in 185
This family maternally claims from a very remo
period, lineally deriving in the 23rd generatk
from Elystan Glodrydd, Prince of Fferregs, abo
a.d. 1010. — Neuadd-fawr, near Llandovery, Cs
marthenshire.
Heir, his son Richard, b. 1849.
CAMPBELL -JOHNSTON, Patrick Franc: I
Esq. (of Dornal).
Second son of the late Right Hon. Sir Alexandi
Johnston of Carnsalloeh, co. Dumfries, by Loui f
dau. of the late Lord W. Campbell, son of Jol
4th Duke of Argyll ; b. 1811. Is a Dep. Lie- 1
for co. Dumfries ; was one of the Poor-Law Co
mission ers in Ireland, and one of H. M.'s Co I
missioners of Charities in England, and subr ii
quently British Commissioner on a Special Missi ,
to Portugal ; was created a Knight Commander i
the Order of Christ by the late Queen of Portug: [
assumed the surname of Campbell before that
Johnston on the death of his mother. — Dorr ' I
near Kirkcudbright, N.B. ; York House, Twick /
ham, S.W. ; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Alexander Robert, of
Grove, Yoxford, Suffolk, b. 1812 ; m. 18 — Franc
dau. of — Palliser, Esq.
CAMPBELL-BENTON, Archibald Colin, Ei ,
(of Lambretoii and. Mordington).
Eldest surviving son of the late Robert Cam pi j
Esq., by Susan, dau. and heiress of the late 1
Renton, Esq. ; b. 1819 ; s. his brother J
Campbell-Kenton, Esq., M.P., 1856. Is a Ma
trate for co. Berwick ; formerly Major 42nd H
landers. — Lambreton and Mordington, near J
wick-on-Tweed, N.B.
Heir Pres., Major Charles F. Campbell, I
Royal Irish Fusiliers.
CAMPBELL-SWINTON, John, Esq. (of K >•
mergharne).
Eldest son of the late Archibald S win ton, Esq >f
H.E.I.C.S., by Henrietta, eldest dau, of Jf 's
Douglas, Esq., of Mains (afterwards J. Camp !,
of Blythswood) ; b. 1777 ; s. his aunt Miss JVjy
Campbell 1850, when he assumed the additifil
name of Campbell ; m. 1809 Catharine, only dabf
James Rannie, Esq., Merchant, of Leith. !fc«
cated at the High School of Edinburgh ; is a M [s-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Berwick ; wastf-
merry an Officer in the Army. This family h
branch of the ancient family of Swinton of £p
ton, in Berwickshire. — Kimmerghame, near Di e,
N.B. ; New Club, Edinburgh.
Heir, his son Archibald (Professor of i'il
Law in the University of Edinburgh), b. 1812p<
1st 1845 Katharine Margaret, 2nd dau. of £|J«
Pringle, Bart., of Newhall and Stichill(she d. 1 J)j
2nd 1856 Georgina Caroline, 3rd dau. of the tf
Sir George Sitwell, Bart., of Rennishaw.
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4.MPDEN, Viscount (of Campden House).
Charles George Noel, eldest son of 1st Earl of
Gainsborough (by 2nd marr.) ; b. 1818 ; m. 1841
Adelaide Harriet Augusta, eldest dau. of 17th
Earl of Erroll. Educated at Trinity Coll., Cam-
bridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Rut-
land (High Sheriff 1848), and a Magistrate for
Gloucestershire ; was M.P. for co. Rutland 1840-
41 ; late Capt. Leicestershire Yeomanry. — Campden
House, Gloucestershire ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
I Stafford Club, W.
Heir, his son Charles William Francis, 6. 1850.
jlMPEBDOWN (Earl of), Robert Dundas
Duncan-Haldane, K.T. (or. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Viscount Duncan,
by Henrietta, dau.- of the Right Hon. R. Dundas,
and niece of the 1st Viscount Melville ; b. 1785 ;
?. to the Viscountcy 1804; m. 1805 Janet, dau. of
the late Sir Hew Dalrymple Hamilton, Bart. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Perth ; assumed
' the name of Haldane, in addition to his family
name of Duncan. — Camperdown House, near
Dundee, N.B. ; 101, Sydney Place, Bath ; 1, Wilton
Terrace, S.W.
Heir, his son Viscount Duncan (whom see).
iNCELLOR, John Henry, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Cancellor, Esq., by
Caroline, dau. of Richard Hall, Esq., Captain
H.E.I.C.S. ; b. 1798 ; m. 1829 Eliza Anne, only
bhild of the Rev. Wm. Agutter, M.A. Appointed
1L837 one of the Masters of H. M.'s Court of
Common Pleas at Westminster ; is a Magistrate for
'Middlesex and Surrey. — St. Leonard's-on-Sea,
pussex ; Barnes, Surrey, S.W. ; Conservative Club,
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uNNING (1st Earl), Charles John Canning,
P.C. (or. 1859).
Third but eldest surviving son of the late Right
Son. G. Canning, by Joanna Viscountess Canning,
dau. of Major-General Scott; 6. 1812; s. as 2nd
discount 1837 ; m. 1835 Charlotte, dau. of 1st
jjord Stuart de Rothesay (ext.). Educated at
'"ion, graduated B.A. at Ch. Ch., Oxford, as 1st
kiss in classics 1833 ; was M.P. for Warwick
836-7 ; Under - Secretaiy for Foreign Affairs
841-6 ; Chief Commissioner of Woods and Forests
Vlareh-July 1846; Postmaster - General 1852-5 ;
^pointed Governor-General of India 1855. Pa-
ronage 1 living. — Government House, Calcutta;
0, Grosvenor Square, W.
< NTERBTJRY (Archbishop of), the Most Rev.
■ John Bird Sumner, D.D., P.C.
Ion of the late Rev. Robert Sumner, Vicar of Kenil-
irorth and Stoneleigh (who d. 1802) ; b. 1780 ; m.
803 Mary, dau. of Captain G. Robertson, R.N.
p.). Educated at Eton and King's Coll., Caui-
•ridge (B.A. 1801, M.A. 1808, D.D. 1828); was
«\ssi»tant Master and Fellow of Eton, Rector of
I lapledurham and Prebendary of Durham ; conse-
rated Bishop of Chester 1828 ; translated 1848 ;
M Primate of all England, and Metropolitan ; Visi-
01 of Merton and All Souls Colleges, Oxford, of
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St. Augustine's Coll., Canterbury, of King's Coll.
London, of Dulwich Coll. and Harrow School, and
a Governor of the Charterhouse ; Patron of 169
livings. — Addington Park, Croydon ; the Palace,
Lambeth, S.W.
CANTERBURY (Viscount), Charles John Man-
ners-Sutton (cr. 1835).
Only son of the 1st Viscount, by his 1st wife Char-
lotte, dau. of the late John Denison, Esq., M.P.,
of Ossington, Notts; b. 1812 ; s. 1845. Is Cornet
Gloucestershire Hussars. Descended from a com-
mon ancestor with Loi'd Manners and the Duke of
Rutland. The 1st Viscount was Speaker of the
House of Commons 1817-34. — Bottesford, near
Grantham ; 4, Bolton Row, W.
CANTRELL, Joseph Thomas, Esq. (of King's
Newton).
Eldest son of the late Joseph Cantrell, Esq., by
Elizabeth Robins, dau. of the Rev. Joseph Smith,
of Alvaston Field, near Derby, Incumbent of Al-
vaston and Boulton, near Derby, and of Stapleford,
Notts ; b. 1802 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1840 Cecilia, dau. of
the Rev. Henry Forster Mills, Chancellor of York,
and grand-dau. of the Most Rev. Dr. Wm. Mark-
ham, Archbishop of York. Educated at Repton ;
called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1831 ; is a Ma-
gistrate for Derbyshire ; appointed Judge of County
Courts for Derbyshire 1847 ; was formerly Judge
of the Wirksworth, and also of the Staffordshire
Potteries Court of Requests. This family has been
resident at King's Newton for upwards of 500
years, and in 20th Henry VII. Agnes, dau. of John
Cantrell, of King's Newton, was married to
Nicholas Hardinge, also of King's Newton, from
whom Viscount Hardinge is descended. — King's
Newton, near Derby.
Heir, his dau. Cecilia Elizabeth.
CAPRON, George, Esq. (of Stoke Doyle).
Third son of the late Thomas Capron, Esq., by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Lucas, Esq., of Nortoft
Manor; 6.1783 ; m. 1812 Martha, 3rd dau. of
William Halliley, Esq., of St. Neots, Hunts. This
family is of great antiquity. The name of De Ca-
peron, or Caprori, is Norman, and appears on the
roll of Battle Abbey as borne by one of the com-
panions in arms of the Conqueror. At a very
early period the family was seated in Yorkshire.
The family of Sir C. Slingsby, Bart., are descended
maternally from a member of this house. — Stoke
Doyle, and Southwick Hall, near Oundle.
Heir, his son George Halliley, B. A., of St. John's
Coll., Cambridge, Rector of Stoke Doyle, and a
Magistrate for co. Northampton; 6.1816; m.
1855 Anne Henrietta, 5th dau. of John Smi.li.
Esq., of Oundle.
CARBERY (Lord), George Patrick Evans-Frckc
(or. 1715).
Eldest son of the late P. Evans-Freke. Esq.. by
Dorothea, dau. of Kev. Hr. Harvey, and nephew
of the 6th Lord ; b. 1810 ; S.1846 ; Ri. 185S Harriet,
dau. of Lientenant-Cener.il Shnldain. I -
gistrate for co. Cork. Patronage 1 Liftflg, I
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COUNTY FAMILIES OF
l'tvke. mar I Joss > arbery, co. Cork ; Laxton Hall,
oear \\ eudsford, tforthamptonshire,
>Prts., his brother Kenton John, A. 1807;
1851 Katharine Felicia, eldest dau. of 2nd Earl
of Longford; educated at Sandhurst; appointed
Captain 2nd Life Guards 1842, became a Major in
the Army 1864 ; is \.IU\ to the Commander of
the Korees in Ireland.
CAEDEN, Sir John Craven, Bart. (cr. 1787).
Eldest BOH of late Sir Henry Robert Garden,
Bert., by Louisa, only dau. of Frederick Thomp-
Esq., of Woodville ; b. 1819; s. as 4th Bart.
1847 ; m* 1st 1814 Caroline Elizabeth Mary, dau.
Of Si,'- W illiam Mordaunt Milner, Bart. ; 2nd 1852
Julia Isabella, dau. of Captain Charles G. Robin-
son. R.N. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin; is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Tipperary ;
was formerly Lieut. 8th Hussars. — Templemore
j louse, CO. Tipperary.
Jliiv, his son John Craven, b. 1854.
CAEDEN, Sir Robert Walter, Knt. (cr. 1851).
Son of J. Garden, Esq., Solicitor, of London ; b.
1S01 j m. 1S27 Pamela Elizabeth Edith, dau. of the
late W. S. Andrews, Esq. An Alderman of Lon-
don, and a Stock-broker in the City ; a Magistrate
for Middlesex and Surrey, and a Commissioner of
Lieutenancy for London ; formerly Ensign 82nd
foot ; served as Sheriff of London 1851 ; Lord
Mayor 1857-8; was M.P. for Gloucester 1857-9.
— Mole Lodge, West Molesey, Surrey ; 64, Wim-
pole Street, W.
CARDIGAN (Earl of), James Thomas Brude-
nell, K.C.B. (cr. 1661).
Only son of the 6th Earl, by Penelope, dau. of the
late George John Cooke, Esq., of Harefield Park,
Middlesex; b. 1797 ; s. 1837; m. 1st 1826 Eliza-
beth Jane, dau. of Admiral J. R. D. Tollemache
(div. from C. F. Johnstone, Esq.) ; 2nd 1858
Adeline Louisa Maria, dau. of Spencer H. De
Horsey, Esq. Is a Major-General in the Army,
and Inspector-General of Cavalry; late Lieute-
nant-Colonel 11th Hussars; served in the Crimea
1854-5 ; was M.P. for North Northamptonshire
1832-7. Patronage 9 livings. This is a younger
branch of the family of the Marquis of Ailesbury,
and descended from a common ancestor with the
Earl of Elgin.— Deane Park, near Wansford, North-
amptonshire; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 36, Portman
Square, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin the Marquis of Ailesbury
(whom see).
CARD WELL, Right Hon. Edward (of Ellerbeck
Hall;.
Eldest son of the late John Card well, Esq., of
Liverpool, by Elizabeth, dau. of Richard Birley,
Esq. ; I. 1813 ; ro. 1838 Anne, dau. of C. S.
Parker, Esq. Educated at Winchester and Balliol
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1838); a Bar-
rister-at-Law (called 1838) ; was Secretary of the
Treasury 1845-6 ; President of Board of Trade
1853-5 ; appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland
1859 ; was M.P. for Clitheroe 1842-7, for Liver-
pool 1847-52, for Oxford 1853-7 ; rechosen li . ■
— Ellerbeck Hall, near Chorley, Lancash: |; -
Athenceum Club, S.W. ; 74, Eaton Square, SA 1 *
CAREW (2nd Lord), Robert Shapland Cai /
(cr. 1834).
Eldest son of 1st Lord, by Jane Katharine, dau f
the late Major Anthony Cliffe ; b. 1818 ; s. 18 Jj
m. 1844 Emily Anne, dau. of Sir G. R. Phil',
Bart. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford s
Lord-Lieutenant of co. Wexford, Col. of the Wjt-
fordshire Militia, and a Magistrate for co. Wafl
ford; was M.P. for co. Waterford 1840-7 ; sitek,,
the House of Lords as Lord Carew, U.K. (cr.
— Castleborough, near Wexford ; Brookes' ;Wt>
Reform Clubs, S.W. ; 28, Belgrave Square, S. .
Heir Pres., his brother Shapland Francis, Lit|
tenant-Colonel Wexford Militia, late LieutenBi:
8th Dragoons; 6.1827; m. 1858 Hester Georgia
6th dau. of 2nd Marquis of Sligo.
CAREW, Sir Walter Palk, Bart. (cr. 1661).
Eldest son of the late Sir H. Carew, Bart.,
Elizabeth, only dau. of W. Palk, Esq., of Mar
House, Devon ; b. 1807 ; s. as 8th Bart. 1830 ;
1847 Anne Frances, dau. of Major-General Tayl
C.B. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ;
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Devon (Hi
Sheriff 1846), and Patron of 4 livings. This fam
is descended from a common ancestor with Lc
Carew and the Carews of Cornwall. — Haccom;
near Newton Abbot, Devon : the Castle, Tivert<
Heir, his son Walter Palk, Lieutenant Ro;
Horse Guards.
•
CAREW, Dowager Lady.
Jane Catharine, dau. of A. Cliffe, Esq. ; m. 18
Robert, 1st Lord Carew (who d. 1856).— Woo<
town, co. Waterford.
CAREW, Dowager Lady.
Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of W. Palk, Ea<
of Marley ; m. 1806 Sir H. Carew, Bart, (who
1830). — Marley House, near Ashburton, Devon.
CAREW, Charles Hallowell, Esq. (of Beddin I
ton Park).
Eldest son of the late Admiral Sir B. H. Care^ I
G.C.B., by Mary, dau. of — Englefield, Esq. ; i to
1804 ; s. 1834 ; to. 1828 Mary, dau. of the la I
Captain Sir Murray Maxwell, R.N., C.B. ; assumej |
the additional surname of Carew in 1828, on ill
heriting the estates of the late Mrs. Carew. Enteral
the Navy 1820, became Captain R.N. 1827 ; is,
Justice of Peace and Dep. Lieut, for Surrey.-f
Beddington Park, near Croydon, Surrey.
Heirs, his daughters.
CAREW, George Henry Warrington, Esq. (c
Crowcombe Court).
Eldest son of the late T. Gr. W. Carew, Esq., b!
Elizabeth, only child of the late Thomas Clarke
Esq., of Furnham. House, Somerset ; b. 1830 ; .
1855 ; to. 1856 Mary Philippa, only dau. of Pete
Rickards Mynors, Esq., of Treago, co. Hereforcj
and Evancoyd, co. Radnor. Educated at Roys
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ji Military Coll., Sandhurst ; was formerly Captain
j 1st Dragoon Guards; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset. This family is descended
' from the Carews of Cai-ew Castle, which is still in
I their possession. — Crowcombe Court, near Taun-
Lton ; Pentrepant, near Oswestry, Salop ; Carew
1 Castle,* Pembrokeshire; Army and Navy Club,
s.w.
Heir, his daughter Mary.
LREW.
(See Pole-Carew.)
lBEY, Lady.
Earriot Hirsel, 2nd dau. of R. P. Le Marchant,
Esq., of Guernsey; m. 1818 Major-General Sir
Octavius Carey, C.B., K.C.H. (who d. 1844).—
Guernsey.
JRINGTOlSr (Lord), Robert John Carington,
F.R.S., M.A. (cr. 1797).
)nly son of the 1st Lord, by his 1st wife Ann,
lau. of H. B. Barnard, Esq. ; b. 1796 ; s. 1838 ; m.
ist 1822 Elizabeth Katharine, dau. of 1st Lord
forester; 2nd 1840 Charlotte Augusta, dau. of 19th
Ljjliord Willoughby d'Eresby. Educated at Eton and
Christ's Coll., Cambridge (M.A. 1815) ; is a Magis-
rate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks, and Colonel Royal
3ucks Militia ; was M.P. for Wendover 1818-20,
Jbr Bucks 1820-30, and for Wycombe 1831-8.
■3atronage 4 livings. — The Abbey, Chipping Wy-
j| ombe, Bucks ; 8, Whitehall Yard, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Robert, b. 1843.
RLEILL, The Misses (of Longstone Hall).
k.nn Elizabeth and Maria, daus. of the late Wil-
am Carleill, Esq. (a Dep. Lieut, for Derbyshire,
nd Major-Commandant of a battalion of the South
eak Volunteer Infantry in 1803), by Eleanor,
au. of William Green, Esq., M.D., of York ; s.
heir father 1843. This family was formerly resi-
ent at Bridlington, Yorkshire. — Longstone Hall,
ear Bakewell, Derbyshire.
RLE T OK, Hon. and Rev. Richard.
eventh son of 1st Lord Dorchester, uncle of 3rd
ord, and heir pres. to that title ; b. 1792 ; m.
820 Frances Louisa, dau. and co-heir of E.
;: [orton, Esq. Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll.,
ambridge (M.A. 1811) ;. appointed Rector of
Tately Scures 1819. — Nately Scures Rectory, near
» asingstoke, Hants ; 25, Bruton Street, W.
Heir, his son Dudley Wilmot, Lieutenant-Colonel
lm oldstream Guards; b. 1822 ; m. 1854 Charlotte,
' s au. of Lord Broughton.
RLETON, Christopher Dorchester, Esq. (of
Delgany).
ldest son of the late Captain George Guy Carle-
>u, by Sarah, only dau. of Lawrence Clynch, Esq. ;
Carew Castle was one of the royal demesnes belonging to
irinces of South Wales, and, with two others, was given
dowry with Ncsta, daughter of Rhys ap Tendwr, to
Id de Windsor, who was appointed Lieutenant of those
* by Henry I., on the outlawry of Armulph dc Montgo-
'. His son William took the name of Carew from his
e.
105
b. 1812 ; m. 1830 Anne Jane Hunter, eldest dau.
of Captain J ohn Tracy'e O'Reilly, formerly Captain
5th Dragoon Guards. Is a Magistrate for co. Cork,
and an Officer in the Royal Guernsey Artillery.
This family, descended from a common ancestor
with that of Lord Dorchester, is of Saxon origin,
and settled in the co. of Cork about two centuries
and a half ago, and at one time possessed extensive
estates there, as well as in co. Westmoreland. —
Delgany, near Wicklow ; United Service Club,
Dublin.
Heir, his son Christopher Guy Hunter, b. 1846.
CARLISLE (Earl of), George William Frederick
Howard, K.G., P.O. (cr. 1661).
Eldest son of the 6th Earl, by Georgiana, dau. of
5th Duke of Devonshire, K.G. ; b. 1802 ; s. 1848.
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1822) ;
is Lord-Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire ;
was M.P. for Morpeth 1826-30, for Yorkshire 1830-2,
for West Riding of Yorkshire 1833-41 and 1846-8 ;
Chief Secretary for Ireland 1835-41 ; Chief Com-
missioner of Woods and Forests 1846-9 ; Chan-
cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1849-51 ; Lord-
Lieutenant of Ireland 1855-8 ; re-appointed 1859.
Patron 8 livings. This family is descended from
the 4th Duke of Norfolk. — Naworth Castle, near
Brampton, Cumberland ; Castle Howard, near
York ; The Cottage, Chiswick ; Athenaeum and
Reform Clubs; 12, Grosvenor Place, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William George (whom
see).
CARLISLE (Bishop of), Hon. Henry Montagu
Villiers, D.D.
Seventh son of the late Hon. George Villiers,
by Theresa, sister of the 1st Earl of Morley, and
brother of the 4th Earl of Clarendon, K.G. ; b.
1813 ; m. 1837 Amelia Maria, eldest dau. of William
Hulton, Esq., of Hulton Park, co. Lancaster.
Educated at Ch. Ch. , Oxford (B.A. 1834, M.A. 1S37) ;
was successively Vicar of Kenilworth, Rector of
St. George's, Bloomsbury, and Canon of St. Paul's;
consecrated 1856. Patron 34 livings. — Rose Castle,
near Carlisle; Athenaeum Club, S.W.
CARMICHAEL, Rev. Sir William Henry Gib-
son, Bart. (cr. 1628).
Fifth but only surviving son of the late Sir Thomas
Gibsou Carmichael (10th Bart.), by his 2nd wife
Hon. Anne, dan. of 7th Lord Napier; 6, 1827 ;
s. his brother as 13th Bart. 1855 ; m. 1858 Eleanora
Anne, eldest dau. of David Anderson, Esq., of
St. Germains, Educated at St. Peter's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1850) ; is in Holy Orders. The
9th Bart, assumed the additional name of Car-
michael on inheriting the estates of the last Earl of
Hyndford. — Hailes House, near Edinburgh ; Castle
Craig, near Noblehouse, co. Peebles, N.B. ; Oxford
and Cambridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his sou, b. 1859.
CARMICHAEL, Sir James Robert, Bart. (Or,
1831).
Eldest son of the late Major*Gtanera] Mr James
Cannichael-Smyth, Bart., of Nutwood, Surrey by
Carl
001 NTY FAMILIES OF
Harriet, dau. of General MLorM, U.K. ; b. 1817;
2nd Bart IS 38 ; m. 1841 Louisa Charlotte,
daQ. of Sir T. Batlet, Bart. Is a Magistrate and
i\ Lieut, for Kent : was formerly an Officer in
tin> Army. This family ie*f ancient Scottish de-
. and i he dormant titles of Earl of Hyndford
Uld Baron Oarmiehael are claimed by the present
I net, who re-aawtmed his family name of Car-
michael only by sign manual in 1841. — Oakdene,
near Edenhridge, Kent : Army and Navy Club,
s.w.
Jhir, his sou .lames Morse, b. 1844.
CARMICHAEL, Major-General Charles Mon-
tauban, C.B.
Fourth son of the late Br. James Carmichael Smyth,
Physician Extraordinary to George III., by Mary,
<1RU. of — Holyland, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; m. 1841
Mai v Klizabeth, dau. of Captain Allen Graham,
Bengal Artillery. Educated at the Charterhouse
amf"at the Royal Military Coll., Great Marlow ;
appointed Cadet in the Bengal Cavalry in 1806,
and is now a Major-General H.M.'s Indian Army,
and a Companion of the Bath. This family is
lineally descended from the Earls of Crawford and
Lindsay. The senior branch is that of Sir James
Carmichael, Bart., whose father was acknowledged
heir to the title of Baron by the last Earl of Hynd-
ford.— Hyndford House, Michael's Place, Bromp-
ton, S.W. ; Oriental Club, W.
Heir, his son Charles Henry Edward, b. 1842.
CARNAC, Sir John Rivett, Bart. (cr. 1836).
Eldest son of the late Sir James Rivett Carnac,
Bart., by Anne Maria, dau. of William Richarcles,
Esq., of Pentglass; 6. 1818 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1846 ;
in. 1840 Anne Jane, dau. of Samuel Sproule, Esq.
Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants ; was
formerly Lieutenant 21st foot ; has been M.P. for
Lymington since 1852. The 1st Bart, was M.P.
for Sandwich 1837-8, when he was appointed
Governor of Bombay. — Warborne, near Lymington,
Hants ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 22, Suffolk Street,
S.W.
Heir, his son James Henry Sproule, b. 1846.
CAENARVON (Earl of), Henry Howard Moly-
neux Herbert (cr. 1793),
Eldest son of the 3rd Earl, by Henrietta, dau. of
Lord H. M. Howard ; b. 1831 ; s. 1849. Educated
at Eton ; graduated at Ch. Ch., Oxford, as 1st class
, classics 1852 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants, and Captain Hants Yeomanry Cavalry ;
appointed Lord High Steward of the University of
Oxford 1859. Is descended from the 8th Earl of
Pembroke. Patronage 5 livings. — Highclere, near
Newbury ; Pixton, Dulverton, Somerset ; Arthur's
and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 35, Sackville Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Alan Percy, educated at
Harrow and Ch. Ch., Oxford; b. 1836.
CARNARVON, Countess of.
Henrietta Anna, dau. of the late Lord Henry
Howard Molyneux Howard ; m. 1830 Henry John
George, 3rd Earl of Carnarvon, who d. 1849.—
Highclere Castle, Newbury ; 3, Park Street, West-
minster, S.W.
(See Niclioll-Came.)
CARNEGIE.
(See Lindsay-Carnegie.)
CARNEGIE, Hon. Swynfen Thomas, C.B.
Fourth son of Admiral 7th Earl of Northe j
G.C.B.; b. 1813; m. 1858 Louisa Albertina, elt
dau. of Adrian J. Hope, Esq. Educated at Ro 1
Naval Coll. ; entered the Navy 1826 ; became C ■
tain R.N. 1850 ; served in the Baltic Sea 1854 I
was M.P. for Stafford 1841-7 ; a Lord of Treas
in 1846 and 1859. — Rosehill, near Winchest I
Long's Hotel, W.
CARNWATH (Earl of), Thomas Henry Dah I
(cr. 1639).
Eldest son of the 10th Earl, by his 2nd wife An I
lusia, dau. of Lieutenant-Colonel Browne ; b. 17! ;
s. 1839 ; m. 1st 1834 Mary Anne, dau. of Hi; ;
Hon, H. Grattan (widow of J. Blachford, Esc I
2nd 1855 Isabella Eliza, dau. of Colonel E. Wilr
(widow of J. Lecky, Esq.) Is a Magistrate for
Dumfries. This title, attainted in 1745, was resto: .
in 1826. — Glenne House, co. Dumfries; 39, Gl •
cester Place, W.
Heir, his son Lord Dalzell, b. 1858.
CARR, Rev. John.
Second but eldest surviving son of the late Ra
Carr, Esq., of Park Crescent, London, and St [■
nington, Northumberland, by Caroline, clau. e
Francis Gregg, Esq., of Skinners' Hall, Londcl;
b. 1797. Educated at Ch. Ch., Oxford, and >|
afterwards Fellow of Balliol CoU. (B.A.1819, M.f
1823) ; appointed Rector of Brattleby 1837. if
presents a younger branch of the Carrs of Dunsll
Hill, co. Durham, and Hedgeley, Northumberlaf
— Brattleby Rectory, near Lincoln ; Universr
Club, S.W. ; 14, York Terrace, Regent's Park, N."
CARE-LLOYD,* George, Esq. (of Lancing PaiL
Only son of the late Right Rev. R. J. Carr, D.I
Lord Bishop of Worcester ; b. 18 — ; m. 1st R|
Caroline, sister of Rev. Sir J. H. Culme Seymoj
Bart, (she d. 1843) ; 2nd 18— Jane, dau. of[
Watson, Esq., merchant, of Brighton ; assumed 1
additional name of Lloyd in 1850, on succeeding!
the property of his aunt, the late Lady Lloyd, widj
of Sir James Lloyd, Bart. {ext.). Is a Magistr.
for Sussex ; was formerly an Officer in the Am
— Lancing Park, near Shoreham, Sussex.
Heir, his son, b. 18 — .
CARRICK (Earl of), Somerset Arthur Bull'
(cr. 1748).
Second son of the 3rd Earl, by 2nd wife Lucy, d;|
of A. French, Esq., and brother of 4th Ea[
b. 1835 ; s. his brother 1846. Is a Magistrate E
co. Kilkenny ; Lieutenant and Captain Grenadj
Guards ; served in the Crimea 1855-6. Descenc|
from a common ancestor with the Marquis of (j
monde. — Mount Juliet, near Thomastown, co. EM
kenny ; 4, Charles Street, W.
Heir Pres., his cousin Charles Henry Somersi
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Car
b. 1.S51, son of the late Captain C. G. Butler, 2nd
son of Lieutenant-General the Hon. H. E. Butler,
younger son of the 2nd Earl.
^ARBICK, Countess of.
Lucy, dau. of A. French, Esq., of Enfield, co.
Koscommon ; m. 1st 1833 the 3rd Earl of Carrick
(who d. 1838) ; 2nd 1842 (as 2nd wife) the Hon. C.
j H. C. Butler-Southwell- Wandesford (whom see) ;
] Kirklington Hall, near Ripon ; Castle Comer, co.
Kilkenny.
]:ABBICK"BUCHAKTAE", David Carrick Bo-
bert, Esq. (of Drrimpellier).
] Eldest son of the late P. Carrick-Buchanan, Esq.,
j by Sarah Maria Clothilda, dau. of the late Sir J.
j W. Hoare, Bart., of Annabella, co. Cork ; b. 1824;
j s. 1840 ; on. 1849 Frances Jane, dau. of Anthony
j Lefroy, Esq., M.P. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Cambridge ; appointed to 2nd Dragoons 1845, re-
I tired 1849. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
co. Lanark, and Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant
2nd Boyal Lanark Militia. — Drumpellier House,
j near Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, N.B. ; Army and
Navy Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother George, Capt. Scots Greys,
b. 1827.
' ABBICK-MOOBE, James, Esq. (of Corswall).
j Second son of the late John Moore, M.D., by Jane,
youngest dau. of Bev. James Simpson, Professor
fin the University of Glasgow ; b. 1762 ; s. 1822 to
I estates in Wigtownshire, &c, by the will of Bobert
Carrick, Esq., whose name he has assumed ; on.
1798 Harriet, only dau. of John Henderson, Esq.
j Educated at University of Glasgow ; is a Magis-
j trate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Wigton ; was formerly
] a Member of the Coll. of Surgeons of London ;
| brother of Gen. Sir John Moore, K.B., who fell at
Corunna in 1809, and of Admiral Sir Graham
Moore, G.C.B. — Corswall, near Stranraer, co. Wig-
ton, N.B. ; 9, Clarges Street, W.
I j Heir, his son John, b. 1805 ; m. 1835 Caroline,
dau. of John Bradley, Esq.
1BBINGTOF, Frederick Augustus, Esq. (of
II Ogbourne St. George).
; Only son of the late Bev. Caleb Carrington, Yicar
of Berkeley, by Elizabeth, dau. of Mr. Edward
•Rawlins, of Enford, Wilts ; 6. 1801 ; m. 1835 Phi-
lipina, sole heiress of John Banning, Esq., of Og-
I bourne St. George and Burbage, Wilts. Called to
' the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 1823 ; appointed Becorder
; ' of Wokingham 1858. Is a Magistrate for Wilts,
t and a Dep. Lieut, for Berks. This family was
) | formerly of Cheshire. — Ogbourne St. George, near
! Marlborough, Wilts ; 28, Lincoln's-Inn Fields.
I Heir Pres., his sister Mary, b. 1803 ; on. 1826
| John Marklove, Esq., of Lullingworth House, co.
| Gloucester (she d. 1849).
j LRBING-TOM", Very Bev. Henry.
I I Second son of the late Sir Edmund Codrington Car-
I rington, of Chalfont House, Bucks, some time Chief
1 Justice ;it Ceylon, by his 1st wife Paulina, dau. of
(Charles Belli, Esq., of Calcutta ; b. 1815 ; on, 1841
| 107
Jane, only dau. of the late Haseldine Lyall, Esq.,
youngest son of the late George Lyall, of Findon
House, Sussex. Educated at the Charterhouse
and Caius Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1837, M.A.
1840); appointed Bector of Monk's Eleigh, Suffolk,
1841, Dean of Booking 1845. — Booking Deanery,
near Braintree, Essex.
CABBOXi, William Hutchinson, Esq. (of Tulla
House).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir
William Parker Carrol, K.C.H., C.B. (who was a
distinguished Peninsular Officer), by Emma Sophia,
dau. of M. E. Sherwill, Esq., of Kew, Surrey ; b.
1817; s. 1842. Educated in Germany; is a Ma-
gistrate for co. Tipperary ; was formerly in the
35th regiment, and Captain in the Enniskillen
Dragoons. — Tulla House, near Nenagh, co. Tip-
perary.
CABBOLL, Sir George, Knt. (er. 1837).
b. 17 — ; an Alderman of London, of which he was
Sheriff 1837, and Lord Mayor 1846.— 34, Cavendish
Square, W.
CABBOLL, Sir William Fair brother, K.C.B.
(cr. 1852).
Son of D. Carroll, Esq., of Uskane, co. Tipperary;
b. 1784 ; on. 1813 Martha, dau. of Admiral Sir B.
Dacres, G.C.H. (she d. 1854). Is a Bear-Admiral
reserved, and Lieutenant-Governor of Greenwich
Hospital ; has been Commander-in-Chief on the
Irish station ; served in the East Indies and Medi-
terranean.— Boyal Hospital, Greenwich, S.E.
CABBOLL, John, Esq. (of Merville).
Only son of the late Edward Carroll, Esq., of Fitz-
william Square, Dublin, by Jane, dau. of — Forbes,
Esq., of co. Meath; b. 1788 ; s. 1833; on. 1812
Frances Anne, 2nd dau. of Captain W. Sharpe, 9th
foot. Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin (B.A.
1808) ; called to the Irish Bar 1810 ; is a Magistrate
for co. Clare. — Merville, near Milltowu Malbay,
co. Clare ; Union Club, S.W. ; 2, Circus Boad, St.
John's Wood, N.W.
Heir, his son Edward William John, b. 1831 ; m.
1855 Maria, dau. of J. Hatfield, Esq.
CABTEB, Sir James, Knt. (cr. 1859).
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New Bruns-
wick.— New Brunswick, Canada.
CABTEB, Harry William, Esq., M.D., F.B.S. (of
Kennington Place).
Eldest son of the late William Carter, Esq.. by
Mary, dau. of Lancelot Lee, Esq., of Coton Hall.
Salop ; b. 1787 ; s. 1822 ; on. 1822 Louisa, dau. ot
Bev. Henry Plumptre. Educated at Canterbury
aird Oriel Coll., Oxford (M.I). 1824); is a Magis-
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Kent, follow of the Roj al
Society (Edinburgh), and a, Follow of Che Royal
Coll. of Physicians ; was formerly Radclifle Travel-
ling Fellow in the University ol Oxford. This
family was seated at \Y inehoondv. Crniulall. Kont.
in the reign of Edward II. — Konnin^ton Mace,
Ashfonl. Kent.
Car]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
H . i :. Km George William Lee Plumptre, b.
[828 : ■ • Is."1 1 Augusta, only dau. of Rev. Wynd-
ham tnatohbull, D.D,
CARTER, Robort, Esq. (of Epsom Grove).
Soungeet son of the late James Carter, Esq., of
Croydon, by Susanna, dan. of Thomas Elliott, Esq.;
! ; '. 1st 1821 Elizabeth, dau. of Richard
Starey, Esq. \ 2nd 1854 Maria, dan. of Richard
Harrison, Esq., of W'yton, co. York. Is a Magis-
trate for Surrey ; was formerly a merchant and
shipowner in London.- The Grove, Epsom ; City
of London Olub, E.C. ; 41, Victoria Street, S.W.
CARTER, Rev. William Edward Dickson.
Eldest son of Rear- Admiral Thomas Wren Carter,
C.B., an Officer of the Legion of Honour and of
the Medjidie, by Harriet Jane, eldest dau. of the
late Admiral Sir Archibald Collingwood Dickson,
Bart., of Sydenham, co. Roxburgh ; 6. 1821 ; m.
1 850 Ellen, 5th dau. of Rev. Charles Barter, M.A.,
Rector of Sarsden, Oxford, and niece of J. H.
Langston, Esq., M.P. Educated at Winchester, and
was Fellow of New Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1844, M.A.
1847) ; appointed Vicar of Shipton-under-Wych-
wood with St. James's, Ramsden, 1852 ; is a Magis-
trate for Oxfordshire, and a Surrogate in the
Consistory Court of Oxford ; was formerly Incum-
bent of Ovvslebuiy, near Winchester. This family
is identical with the Carters of Hampshire and the
Isle of Wight. — The Vicarage, Shipton-under-
Wychwood, near Chipping Norton.
Heir, his son William Collingwood, b, 1852.
CARTER, John Bonham, Esq. (of Petersfield
Grange).
Eldest son of the late J. B. Carter, Esq., M.P. for
Portsmouth 1816-38 ; b. 1817 ; s. 1838 ; m. 1848
Laura Maria, youngest dau. of G. T. Nicholson,
Esq., of Waverley Abbe}', Surrey. Educated at
Winchester and Trinity Coll., Cambridge (B.A.
1838); is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Hants ;
has been M.P. for Winchester since 1847. — The
Grange, Petersfield, Hants; Reform Club, S.W. ;
21, Suffolk Street, S.W.
CARTERET, Lady.
Mary Anne, younger dau. of the late Thomas
Master, Esq., M.P., of The Abbey, Cirencester, by
Mary, sister of the 1st Lord Sherborne, and sister
of Miss Master, of The Abbey, Cirencester (whom
see) ; m. 1801 John, 3rd Lord Carteret (who d.
1849). Was a Lady of the Bedchamber to H.R.H.
Princess Charlotte, from her marriage to her death,
and afterwards to H.R.H. Princess Sophia to her
death.— 13, Chesterfield Street, W.
CARTHEW, Morden, Esq. (late of Woodbridge
Abbey).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Morden Carthew, by
Emily, dau. of G. Tweed Pyke, Esq., of Baythorne
Park, Essex; b. 1804 ; s. his uncle 1827 ; m. 1827
Jemima Borland, dau. of John Ewart, Esq., of
Romana, co. Dumfries. Entered the Madras Army
1821, served as Brigadier- General in Bengal in the
Indian Mutiny 1858 ; appointed to command the
Nagpore force same year. This family was formerly
of Woodbridge Abbey, Suffolk, which estate
been sold by Colonel Carthew. — Kamptee, Nagj
East Indies.
Heir, his son Morden, b. 1832 ; m. 1855 May
Eliza Charlotte Rochford, dau. of Sir A. Bogh
CART WRIGHT, Henry, Esq. (of Kineton).
Seventh son of the late W. R. Cartwright, ! \,
(who was many years M.P. for Northamptonsh ),
by his 2nd wife Julia Frances, only dau. of the
Colonel R. Aubrey ; b. 1814 ; m. 1853 Jane,
of W. Holbech, Esq. Became Ensign and I
tenant Grenadier Guards 1832, Captain and I
tenant-Colonel 1846 ; has been M.P. for S. Nc
amptonshire since 1858. — Kineton, near "V
wick ; Guards' Club, S.W. ; 46, Park Street, T
CARTWRIGHT, Richard Aubrey, Esq.
Edgcot).
Eldest son of the late W. R. Cartwright, Esq
Aynhoe (who was M.P. for Northamptons -e
1806-54), by his 2nd wife Julia Frances, dau,)f
Colonel Richard Aubrey, of Ash Hall, co. Glai
gan ; b. 1811 ; s. his mother 1856 ; m. 1848 M
dau. of Right Hon. Sir T. F. Fremantle, Bart,
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northamp
shire and Oxfordshire ; was formerly a Lieutei it
R.N. — Edgcot, near Banbury, Oxon ; Arthur's *d
Travellers' Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Aubrey Thomas Carter, b. 1849
CARTWRIGHT, Sidney, Esq. (of the Leasow
Second and only surviving son of the late Will 'a
Cartwright, Esq., by Ann, dau. of John CI,
Esq., of Sedgley, co. Stafford ; 6. 1802 ; m.
Maria Christian, dau. of James Wright, Esq.
Nottingham. Is a Magistrate for co. Staff I.
This family was formerly of Himley, co. Staffon
The Leasowes, near Wolverhampton.
CARTWRIGHT, Rev. Stephen Ralph.
Fifth son of the late W. R. Cartwright, Esq., of A
hoe, many years M.P. for co. Northampton,
Emma, 2nd dau. of 1st Visct. Hawarden, of D
drum, co. Tipperaiy ; b. 1806 ; s. 1830 ; m. 1
Fanny, 5th dau. of 15th Earl of Erroll, who d. \{
Educated at the Charterhouse aud Ch. Ch., Oxf 1
(B.A. 1828, M.A. 1831) ; appointed Rectorff
Aynhoe 1830. — Aynhoe Rectory, near Brack
Northamptonshire ; University Club, S.W.
Heiress, his dau. Augusta Emma.
CARTWRIGHT, Rev. Theodore John.
Only son of the late Rev. J ohn Cartwright,
Elizabeth, dau. of Captain Alexander Ellis, R
of co. Banff, N.B. ; 6. 1807 ; m. 1836 Anna Cecij,
3rd dau. of Ven. R. F. Onslow, Archdeaconf
Worcester. Educated at University Coll., Oxftt
(B.A. 1829, M.A. 1830) ; appointed 1831 Rec(:
of Preston Bagot ; is a Magistrate for co. Warwi*
This family formerly bore the name of Hogg, .' I
took the name of Cartwright by Royal licenseii
1817. — Preston Bagot, near Henley-in-Arden, "Wi-
cestershire.
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[Cas
2ARTWKIGHT, William, Esq. (of Flore House).
Second son of the Lite William Ralph Cartwright,
Esq., of Aynhoe (who was M.P. for Northampton-
shire for more than 50 years), by his 1st wife Emma,
dau. of Viscount Hawarden ; b. 1797 ; m. 1822
Mary Anne, only dau. and heiress of Henry Jones,
Esq. Educated at Eton and Royal Military Coll.,
Sandhurst ; is a Magistrate for Northamptonshire
and Bucks, and Her Majesty's Inspector of Con-
stabulary ; served in the Peninsula, and was pre-
sent at the battles of the Pyrenees, Nive, Nivelle,
Orthes, Toulouse, and at Waterloo ; became a
Major-General in the Army 1856 ; appointed a
Chairman of Quarter Sessions for Northamptonshire
1851.— Flore House, near Weedon, Northampton-
shire ; Arthur's Club, S. W.
Heir, his son Fairfax William, b. 1823.
ARY, George, Esq. (of White Castle).
Eldest son of the late Tristram Gary, Esq., of
White Castle, co. Donegal, by Henrietta Sophia,
dau. of Henry John Kearney, Esq., of White
Waltham, Berks ; b. 1816 ; s. 1837. Educated at
Winchester ; is a Magistrate for co. Donegal. This
family is descended from the Carys of Clovelly,
Devonshire. They came over to Ireland early in
i the 17th century, and settling in Ennishowen, co.
-: Donegal, intermarried with the Chichesters and
""; - \ Beresfords, and are also a branch of the Carys
:i ! of Follaton and Torre Abbey, Devon. — White
Castle, Quigley's Point, near Londonderry.
jARY, Robert Shedden Sulyarde, Esq. (of Torre
■A Abbey).
t \ Eldest son of the late Henry George Cary, Esq., of
- 1 ] Torre Abbey, Devon, by Emily Munro, dau. of the
j late Robert Shedden, Esq., of Brooklands, Hants;
jjgh 1828 ; s. 1840. This family is descended, to-
§y Jgether with the Carys of Follaton, from a common
(ancestor with Viscount Falkland. — Torre Abbey,
I near Torquay, Devon.
Heir Pres., his brother Lucius Falkland Branca-
jleone, an Officer in the Army, h. 1839.
:. jLELY, Stanley Edward George, Esq. (of Folla-
ptoi,ij ton).
Eldest son of the late G. S. Cary, Esq., by Matilda,
2nd dau. of the late Sir R. Bedingfeld, Bart., of
Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk ; b. 1825 ; s. 1858. Educated
^t Prior Park, near Bath. Is descended from a
pommon ancestor with the Carys of Torre Abbey,
j— Follaton, near Totnes, Devon.
Heiresses, his sisters.
KRYSFORT (Earl of), Granville Leveson
I Proby (cr. 1789).
(Third son of the 1st Earl, by his lst wife Elizabeth,
lau. of the Right Hon. Sir W. Osborne, Bart. ; b.
781 ; s. his brother as 3rd Earl 1855 ; m. 1818
sabella, dau. of the late Hon. Henry Howard;
jits in the House of Lords as Baron Carysfort,
■ILK. (cr. 1801). Educated at Rugby ; is a Vice-
Ulmiral R.N., retired, and a Magistrate and Dep.
Ueut. for co. Wicklow ; was M.P. for co. Wick-
i)w 1816-30. — Glenart Castle, near Arklow, co.
Vicklow ; Melrose, Putney, S.W.
; Jldr, his son Lord Proby (whom see).
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CASE, Thomas Edward, Esq.
Eldest son of the late John Ashton Case, Esq., who
was a Magistrate for Notts, by Caroline Elizabeth,
dau. of Henry Walker, Esq., of Blythe Hall',
Notts; b. 1848 ; s. 1855. This family was formerly
resident at Huyton, near Prescot, Lancashire, and
may be traced up to 1272. — 1, Undercliff, Sand-
gate, Kent.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry Ashton, b. 1850.
CASEMENT, Edmund McGildowny, Esq. (of
Invermore).
Eldest son of the late John Montgomery Casement,
Esq., by Mary, dau. of the late John McGildowny,
Esq., of Ballycastle, co. Antrim ; b. 18 — ; s. 18 — .
Educated at Eton and Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a
Magistrate for co. Antrim. — Invermore, near
Larne, co. Antrim.
CASEMENT, Thomas, Esq. (of Bailee House).
Second surviving son of the late Roger Casement,
Esq., by Catharine, dau. of John Joseph Cosnahan,
Esq., of Peel, in the Isle of Man ; b. 1799 ; s. 1832 ;
m. 1848 Dorinda Deborah, dau. of Thomas Abbott,
Esq., Justice of the Peace, of Mount Bellew, co.
Gal way. Is a Magistrate for co. Antrim, and a
Grand Juror of the co. This family was formerly
from the Isle of Man, and came to Ireland about
the year 1730. — Bailee House, near Ballymena, co.
Antrim.
Heir, his dau. Catharine.
CASHEL, EMLY, WATERFORD, AND LIS-
MORE (Bishop of), Robert Daly, D.D.
Brother of the 1st Lord Dunsandle ; b. 1783. Gra-
duated (B.A. 1803) at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; ap-
pointed Dean of St. Patrick's 1842 ; consecrated
1843. Patron 80 livings.— The Palace, Waterford ;
105, Jermyn Street, S.W.
CASS, Frederick, Esq. (of Little Grove).
Youngest but only surviving son of the late Wil-
liam Cass, Esq., by Elizabeth, dau. of Evan Owen,
Esq., of Onibury, co. Salop ; b. 1787 ; s. 1819 ; m.
1823 Martha, eldest dau. of the late John Dell
Potter, Esq., of Ponder's End, Middlesex. Is a
Magistrate for the Liberty of St. Alban's, and a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Herts (High Sheriff
1844-5). This family was formerly of Barmbie,
near Howden, Yorkshire. — Little Grove, near East
Barnet, Herts ; Conservative and Union Clubs,
S.W. _
Heir, his son Frederick Charles, in Holy Orders.
M.A., ofBalliol Coll., Oxford; b. 1824 ; m. 1853
Julia Elizabeth, 2nd dau. of the late William
Tewart, Esq., of Glanton and Swinhoe, Northum-
berland.
CAS SAN, Matthew Sheffield, Esq. (of Sheffield
House).
Eldest son of the late S. S. Oassan. Esq., by Anno
Elizabeth, dau. of Edward Lawrenson, Etaq., of
Caponellan, Kilkenny ; b. 1812 ; s, 1848 : r.i. 1848
Phoebe Louisa, dau. of John, 2nd Mai l of Port arl in Jf«
ton. Educated at Carlow and Trinity Coll.. Dub-
lin (B.A. 1835); entered at Linootoh tnn 16
and qualified, but was not called to the Bai j Ifl B
Cas]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Magistrate for Queen's co. (High Sheriff 1843).
This family is descended from Stephen Cassan,
possessed of the estate of Navestoek, Essex, who,
coming to Ireland with William III., married Miss
Sheffield, of Cappoly, held bypatent from Charles II.,
andwhere they have since continued to reside. — Shef-
field House, near Maryborough, Queen's eo., Ireland.
Heir, his son Francis Seymour Stuart, b. 1848.
CASTLEMAINE (Lord), Richard Handcoek
(cr. 1812).
Eldest son of the 2nd Lord, by Ann, dau. of
A. French, Esq.; b. 1791; s. 1840; m. 1822
Margaret, dau. of M. Harris, Esq. Educated at
Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a representative Peer for
Ireland, and a Dep. Lieut,, Vice-Lieut., and a
Magistrate for Westmeath ; was M.P. for Athlone
1826-32. — Moydrum Castle, Hare Island, near Ath-
lone ; Carlton Club, S.W. ; 35, Pall Mall, S.W.
Heir, his son Richard, b. 1826 ; m. 1857 Louisa
Matilda, only dau. of 2nd Lord Harris ; educated
at Sandhurst; entered the army 1843, became
Captain 41st foot 1852.
CASTLEROSSE (Viscount), Valentine Augustus
Browne.
Only son of the 3rd Earl of Kenmare ; b. 1825 ; m.
1858 Gertrude, only dau. of Lord C. Thynne. Edu-
cated at Oscott ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kerry, for which he has been M.P. since 1852, and
of which he was High Sheriff 1851 ; was Comp-
troller of the Household 1856-8 ; reappointed 1859.
—Kenmare House, Killarney, co. Kerry ; 11, Bel-
grave Square, S.W.
CASTLE-STUART (Earl of), Charles Andrew
Knox Stuart (cr. 1800).
Second son of the 2nd Earl, by Jemima, dau. of the
late Col. Robinson ; 6. 1810 ; s. his brother as 4th
Earl 1857 ; to. 1835 Charlotte Raffles Drury, dau. of
Q. Thomson, Esq. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate for co. Londonderry ; de-
scended from Robert II. of Scotland.— Stuart Hall,
near Stewartstown, co. Tyrone.
Heir, his son Viscount Stuart, b. 1837.
CAS WALL, James Clarke, Esq. (of Elm Grove).
Eldest son of the late Alfred Caswall, Esq., by
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of James Powell, Esq., of
Clapton House, Middlesex ; &. 1845 ; s. 1855.
This family is of British origin, and was formerly
settled in Herefordshire : the name was originally
spelt Caswallon.— Elm Grove, Binfield, near Brack-
nell, Berks.
CATHCART (3rd Earl), Alan Catheart (cr. 1814).
Elder son of the 2nd Earl, by Henrietta, dau. of
H. Mather, Esq. ; b. 1828 ; s. 1859 ; m. 1850
Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the late Sir S. Crompton,
Bart., M.P. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut., and
Chairman of Quarter Sessions for North Riding of
Yorkshire ; late Lieutenant-Colonel North York
Militia ; entered the Army 1845, became Lieutenant
and Adjutant 23rd foot 1849, retired 1850.— Cath-
eart House, near Glasgow ; Thornton-le-Street, near
Thirsk, Yorkshire ; Carlton Club, S. W.
Heir, his son Lord Greenock, b. 1856.
CATHCART, Sir John Andrew, Bart. (cr. ]
Eldest son of the late Hugh Catheart, Es-
Carlton, co. Ayr, by Caroline, dau. of Cc
Montgomery, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, of Di
b. 1810 ; s. as 5th Bart. 1828 ; to. 1836 Eli
grand-daughter of 1st Marquis of Ailsa, K.T.
cated at Eton ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Liei
co. Ayr ; was formerly Captain 2nd Life Gi
This family is descended from the Hon. Rober
son of the 2nd Lord Catheart. — Killochan C
near Ayr ; Cooper's Hill, Chertsey, Surrey ; "W
and Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son Reginald Archibald, 5. 1838.
CATHCART, Lady (of Ascot Lodge).
GeorgianaGreville, dau. of thelateHon. R. Gn
by Louisa, 1st Countess of Mansfield; to. 1824
tenant-General Hon. Sir G. Catheart, K.C.B.
fell at Inkermann 1854. — Ascot Lodge, Su
Hill, Berks ; 105, Eaton Place, S.W.
CATHCART, Hon. Frederick M'Adam.
Third son of the 1st Earl Catheart ; 6. 178!
1827 Jane, dau. and heir of the late Qi
M Adam, Esq. (whose name he assumed),
cated at Eton ; entered the Army 1805 ; b
Colonel 1837 ; is a Knight of St. Anne of ~
and Colonel of Ayrshire Militia ; was SecreiJ
Legation at St. Petersburg 1820-2, andMinii
Frankfort 1824-6. — Craigengillan, BerbetbJ
N.B. ; United Service Club, S.W.
CATHCART, Elias, Esq., (of gmlm)
House).
Eldest son of the late Hon. David Cathi
Alloway, Judge in the Supreme Courts of I
and Justiciary, by Mary, dau. of the late
Muir, Esq., M.D., of Blairstone and Middle/
drane ; b. 1794 ; s. 1829 ; to. 1818 Janet, ,
Robert Dunlop, Esq., of Clober, Merchant
gow. Educated at Edinburgh and Leyde
1815) ; called to the Scottish Bar 1817 ; is a
trate and Dep. Lieut, for Ayrshire. The CI
of Alloway are descended from the Cathi
Carbiston, Ayrshire. — Auchendrane Housf
Ayr, N.B.
Heir, his eldest daughter.
CAT ON, Rev. Richard Bewley, M.A.
brook).
Eldest son of the late Thruston John Catd
who d. 1782, by Margaret Hawksmore, ell
and co-heiress of Richard Bewley, Esq.,1
brook and Kirton, co. Lincoln ; b. 111%
grandfather Richard Bewley, Esq., 17
Eliza Keating, youngest dau. of Redmond
Esq., of Whitefort, co. Waterford (niece oj
Power, Esq., of Clashmore, M.P. forco. W
Educated at Lincoln and Caius Coll., I
(B.A. 1796) ; was formerly an officer i
Lancers ; served during the campaign
1801 ; received the gold medal from the
also the war medal with a clasp for .
afterwards Major in the 3rd Royal Lil
Militia. This family was formerly of Deri
folk, and of Thorpe Abbots, Norfolk.-
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Cav
r Mwket-Rasen, Lincolnshire ; Car House, East
ing of Yorkshire ; 21, Blandford Square, N.W.
leir, his son Bichard Redmond, F.S.A., &c. &c. ;
S06 ; m. 1S31 Anna Maria, only dau. of Rev.
in Eideout. M.A., Rector of Woodmancote,
sex (by Frances, youngest dau. of the late Sir
nry Goring, 5th Bart.), which marriage was
solved 1851.
DR, Albemarle, Esq. (of Woodbastwick
3all).
est son of the late John Cator, Esq., Justice of
Peace and Dep. Lieut, for Norfolk, and High
!-i£f of Kent in 1812, by Elizabeth Louisa, dau.
| irEoss Mahon, Bart., of Castlegar, co. Galway ;
13 ; s. 1S5S ; m. 1834 Elizabeth Margaret, dau.
le late John Blakeuey, Esq., of Abbert, co.
'ay. Educated at Winchester and New Coll.,
rd ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Nor-
— Woodbastwick Hall, near Norwich.
ir, his son Albemarle, b. 1836 ; m. 1859 Mary
aret, dau. of C, A. Harris, Esq., of Haine, co.
} 3RALL, Peter, Esq. (of Preston).
son of the late Paul Catterall, Esq., by
dau. of Thomas Holmes, Merchant, of
; 6. 1796; m. 1822 Jane, 3rd dau. of
Rishton, Esq., of Elswick Lodge, co.
er. Admitted a Solicitor in 1817 ; ap-
1 Registrar of the Court of Chancery of
ninty Palatine of Lancaster 1846 ; is a
rate and Dep. Lieut, for Lancashire, and
, lerman and Magistrate of the Borough of
i. This family are lineal descendants of
!atteraU, of Catterall and Little Mitton, who
. — Preston, Lancashire,
his son Paul, b. 1824 ; m. 1850 Mary Ann,
W. Turner, Esq., and widow of Richard
1 Esq.
IILD, Hon. Henry (of Hockley),
on of the 1st Earl of Charlemont, by Mary,
Hickman, Esq., co. Clare, and heir pres.
title ; 6. 1779 ; m. 1819 Elizabeth Marga-
dau. of Dodwell Browne, Esq., of Rahins,
. Formerly a Dep. Lieut, for co. Armagh ;
. for Armagh 1802-6 and 1815-30.— Hock-
Armagh.
' i son James Molyneux (whom see).
I LD, James Molyneiix, Esq.
i of the Hon. Henry Caulfeild, some time
;o. Armagh, by Elizabeth Margaret, dau.
jvne, Esq., of Rahins, co. Mayo ; b. 1820 ;
I lizabeth Jane, only dau. of Sir W. M. So-
3art. Appointed Lord Lieutenant of co.
I 349 (was High Sheriff 1842); a Magis-
co. Tyrone, and Lieutenant-Colonel
ilitia; was M.P. for co. Armagh 1847-
'.ey, near Armagh ; Kildare Street Club,
) ravellcrs', Reform, and Brookes' Clubs,
J D, Edward Houston, Esq.
| )f the late Colonel James Caulfeild, of
oo, Tyrone, by the Hon. Harriet
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Crofton, dau. of Sir Edward Crofton, M.P., and
the late Baroness Crofton, of Moate Park, co.
Westmeath ; I. 1807 ; s. 1833 ; m. 1828 Charlotte,
dau. of Piers Geale, Esq., of Dublin, and sister to
the Countess Fortescue. Educated at Trinity Coll.,
Dublin ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Tyrone (High Sheriff 1838) ; Major Tyrone Militia.
This family is a collateral branch of the house of
Charlemont. — Drumcairne, Stewartstown, co, Ty-
rone.
Heir, his son James Alfred (late Captain Cold-
stream Guards), b. 1830 ; m. 1858 the Hon.
Annette Handcock, dau. of Richard Lord Castle-
maine.
CAULFEILD, John, Esq. (of Bloomfleld).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-Colonel William
Caulfeild, of Benowen, co. Westmeath, by his 1st
wife Lucy, dau. of James Saunderson, Esq., of
Clover Hill, Cavan ; b. 1793; s. 1831 ; m. 1824
Anne Lovell, dau. of James Bury, Esq., of St.
Leonard's, Nazing, Essex. Educated at the Royal
Military Coll. ; is a Magistrate for co. Westmeath
(High Sheriff 1849), a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Roscommon (High Sheriff 1826), and a
Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army unattached ; was
formerly Captain 6th Dragoon Guards.— Bloomfleld,
nearMullingar, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his son Robert, Captain Madras Cavalry,
5.1829 ; m. 1858 Caroline, dau. of William Magille,
Esq., of Littleton, co. Westmeath.
CAULFEILD ,* St. George Francis, Esq. (of
Donamon).
Eldest son of the late St. George Caulfeild, Esq.,
by Frances, dau. of the late Sir E. Crofton, Bart.,
and the Baroness Crofton ; b. 18 — ; s. 18 — ; m.
1830 his cousin Susan, sister of the 2nd Lord
Crofton. Is a Magistrate for co. Roscommon (High
Sheriff 18 — ). This family is descended from a
common ancestor with the Earl of Charlemont. —
Donamon Castle, co. Roscommon ; 25, Cadogan
Place, S.W.
Heir, his son St. George Francis Robert, b. 1831.
CAUTLEY, Sir Proby Thomas, K.C.B. (cr. 1854).
Son of Rev. T. Cautley, Rector of Roydon, Suf-
folk, by Catharine, dau. of Rev. C. Proby ; 5. 1802 ;
m. 1838 Frances, dau. of P. Bacon, Esq., of
Elcot (divorced). Educated at the Charterhouse
and Addiscombe ; is a Colonel retired in the
E.I.Co.'s service, Bengal ; served in Oude 1820-1,
and at the siege of Bhurtpore 1825-6; was En-
gineer of the Eastern Jumna and Ganges Canals ;
appointed a Member of Council of India 1858 ; is
author of several scientific treatises on fossils and
pakeontology. — 31, Sackvillc Street, W.
CAVAN (Earl of), Frederick John William
Lambart (cr. 1647).
Elder son of the late Viscount Kilcoursie, by Sarfth,
dau. of J. P. Coppin, Esq., and grandson of the 7th
Earl; 6. 1810; t, 1837 ; m. 1838 Charlotte, dlvu,
of 1st Lord Hatherton. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Somerset ; late Major 2nd Somerset
C:\v
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
Militia : formerly Lieutenant 2nd Dragoon Guards.
— Sharpham LaiU. near Glastonbury, Somerset;
National Club, S.W.
. his son Visoount Kilooursie, b. 1839.
CAVE, Sir Mylles Cave Browne, Bart. (cr. 1641).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Eobert Cave
Browne Cave, Bart., by Catherine Penelope, dau.
and oo-heiresa of the late W. Mills, Esq., of Bar-
lasion Hall, co. Stafford; 6. 1822; s. as 11th Bart.
] BSC : m. 1855 Isabelle, dau. and co-heiress of the
late J . Taylor, Lsq. Is a Magistrate for co. Derby,
a Dep. Lieut, for cos. Leicester and Warwick,
and Lieutenant Derbyshire Yeomanry; formerly
Lieutenant 11th Hussars. Patron 1 living.—
Stretton-eu-le-Field, near Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; The
Newarke, near Leicester ; Carlton Club, S.W.
J/tir, his son Geoffrey Lisle, b. 1857-
CAVE, Daniel, Esq. (of Cleve Hill).
Eldest son of the late Stephen Cave, Esq., of Cleve
Hill, near Bristol, and Wheatfields, co. Worcester,
by Anne, dau. of the late Thomas Daniel, Esq. ;
b. 1789 ; m. 1820 Frances, dau. of the late Henry
Locock, Esq., M.D., and sister of Sir Charles
Locock, Bart. Educated at Exeter Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1S18, M.A. 1822); is a Magistrate for co.
Gloucester ; was High Sheriff of Bristol 1836 (being
the first High Sheriff of Bristol after the Municipal
Reform Act). — Cleve Hill, Downend, near Bristol ;
Sidbury Manor, near Sidmouth, Devon.
Heir, his son Stephen, M.P. for Shoreham ; b.
1820 ; m. 1852 Emma, dau. of the Rev. William
Smyth, of Elkington Hall, co. Lincoln. Educated
at Harrow and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1843,
M.A. 1816) ; called to the Bar at the Inner Temple
1846, and went the Western Circuit, but does not
practise ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co.
Gloucester, and a Magistrate for Sussex ; Chairman
of the West-India Committee, and a Director of
the London Docks and the Rhymney Railway
Companies.
CAVE, George, Esq. (of Hilston Park).
Third son of the late Stephen Cave, Esq., of Cleve
Hill, co. Gloucester, by Ann, dau. of Thomas
Daniel, Esq., of Barbados; b. 1798 ; m. 1820
Anne, dau. of Captain Halliday, R.N. Is a Ma-
gistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Monmouth, and a
Magistrate for cos. Hereford and Gloucester. This
family was formerly located in Worcestershire.' —
Hilston Park, near Monmouth ; Clifton, near
Bristol.
Heir, his son George Noble, Commandant of
H.M.'s 16th regiment Punjaub N.I. ; b. 1824 ; m.
1848 Matilda, dau. of Charles William Chambers,
CAVENDISH, Lord George Henry.
Second son of the 1st Earl of Burlington and brother
of 7th Duke of Devonshire ; 6. 1810 ; m. 1835
Louisa, 4th dau. of the 2nd Earl of Harewood. Is
a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Derbyshire ; late
Captain 2nd Derbyshire Militia ; has been M.P.
for North Derbyshire since 1834.— Ashford Hall,
near Bakewell, Derbyshire : 3, Upper Eccleston
Street, S.W.
CAVENDISH, Hon. and Rev. Augustus.
Fourth son of 2nd Lord Waterpark ; b. 1798 ;
1830 Mary Anne, dau. of the late T. Legh, E
Educated at Eton and Magdalen Coll., Cambric
(M.A. 1818) ; appointed Vicar of Doveridge 18!
resigned 1839. — Doveridge, near Derby.
CAVENDISH, Hon. George John (of Lii
Grove).
Third son of 2nd Lord Waterpark ; b. 1797 ;
1838 Caroline, dau. of the late Rev. C. Prideaif
Brune. Entered the Navy 1810, became Capt:
1830, Rear -Admiral 1857 ; served on Noj
American and West Indian stations, and in the
Burmese war ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lie
for Surrey (High Sheriff 1858). —Lime Grove, n<
Chertsey, Surrey.
Heirs, his daughters.
CAVENDISH, Hon. Henry Frederick Compt<
Third son of 1st Earl of Burlington, and uncle
7th Duke of Devonshire ; b. 1789 ; m. 1st IS
Sarah, dau. of W. Fawkener, Esq. ; 2nd IS
Frances Susan, sister of 1st Earl of Durham (wid>
of the Hon. F. Howard). Entered the Army 18
as Lieutenant 10th Hussars ; served in the Pen
sula as A.-D.-C. to Lord W. Bentinck ; v
wounded at Corunna ; appointed Colonel 2
Dragoon Guards 1853, Lieutenant-General 185
was M.P. for Derby 1818-34. — Ayott St. La
rence, near Welwyn, Herts ; 1, Burlington G
dens, W.
Heir, his son William Henry Frederick, Lieu
nant-Colonel Chatsworth Rifles, and a Groom
Waiting on the Queen; b. 1817; m. 1843 Emi
5th dau. of the 1st Earl of Durham.
CAVENDISH, Hon.Kichard (of Thornton Ha
Second son of 2nd Lord Waterpark ; b. 1794
1841 Elizabeth Maria Margaret, only dau. and h
of the late T. Hart, Esq., and niece and hehj
the late Sir Thomas Cotton Sheppard, of Thornti
Hall, Bucks (she cl. 1858). Entered the E.I.C|
Civil Service 1811, appointed Resident at Gwali
1831, Envoy at Nagpoor 1835, retired from i
service 1839 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, f
co. Stafford and for Bucks (High Sheriff 1851),
Thornton Hall, near Stony Stratford, Bucks ; |
Chesham Place, S.W.
Heir, bis son William Thomas, b. 1843.
CAWDOK (Earl), John Frederick Campbe
D.C.L., F.R.S. (cr. 1827).
Eldest son of 1st Lord Cawdor, by Isabella Cajji
line, dau. of 5th Earl of Carlisle, K.G. ; b. 119M
s. (as Baron) 1821 ; m. 1816 Elizabeth, dau. \
Thomas, 2nd Marquis of Bath. Educated at Eti
and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1812) ; is Lord-Lie"
tenant and Gustos Rotulorum of co. Carmarthe;
and a Family Trustee of the British Museuj,
Represents a branch of the ducal house of Argy^
Patron 10 livings. — Stackpole Court, near Pe!
broke, S.Wales ; White's Club, S.W. ; 74, Souj
Audley Street, W.
Heir, his son Viscount Emlyn (whom see).
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THE UNITED KINGDOM.
[Cha
AYLEY, Sir Digby, Bart. (cr. 1661).
! Eldest son of the late Sir George Cayley, Bart., by
Sarah, dau. of the Rev. George Waiker ; b. 1807 ;
U. as 7th Bart. 1857 ; m. 1830 Dorothy, 2nd dau.
land co-heir of the Rev. George Allanson, M.A., of
J Middleton Quernhaw, co. York. Educated at
! Trinity Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and
{Dep. Lieut, for N. Biding of Yorkshire. This
J family was settled about 400 years after the Con-
quest in Norfolk, where they held large possessions,
j Thomas Cayley, of Buckenham, in that county,
[was summoned to Parliament as a peer a.d. 1309 ;
1 since then they have been settled in Yorkshire. —
High Hall, Brompton, York.
"] Heir, his son George Allanson, b. 1831 ; m. 1859
[Catherine Louisa, dau. of Sir William Worsley,
[Bart.
IlYLEY, Edward Stillingfleet, Esq. (of Wydale
:]• House).
Only son of the late John Cayley, Esq., of Low
Hall, co. York, by Elizabeth Sarah, dau. of the Rev.
Edward Stillingfleet, of Kelfield Hall, co. York ;
b. 1802 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1823 Emma, dau. of the late
|)ir George Cayley, Bart, (she d. 1848). Educated
ht Rugby and Brasenose Coll., Oxford ; is a Magis-
rate and Dep. Lieut, for N. Riding of Yorkshire ;
j ias been M.P. for the N. Riding of Yorkshire since
I S32. This family is descended from the next
lirother of the 2nd Baronet of this name, now
represented by Sir Digby Cayley, Bart, (whom see).
-Wydale House and Low Hall, near Brompton, co.
fork ; 11, Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Stillingfleet, Barrister-at-
Law, b. 1824.
(j'CIL, Lord Brownlow Thomas Montagu.
Second son of the 2nd Marquis of Exeter, K.G. ;
If. 1827 ; m. 1854 Charlotte Alexandrina Mabella,
au. of E. T. Curry, Esq. Educated at Eton ;
jecame Ensign and Lieutenant Scots Fusilier
uards 1844, Lieutenant and Captain 1849, retired
852 ; is Major Northamptonshire Militia. — Bur-
gh House, near Stamford ; Guards' Club, S.W.
3IL, Lord Robert Arthur Talbot G-ascoigne.
scond son of the 2nd Marquis of Salisbury, K.G. ;
1830 ; m. 1857 Georgina Caroline, dau. of the
te Baron Alderson. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
xford (B.A. 1850) ; chosen Fellow of All Souls
352 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex ; has been
:.P. for Stamford since 1853. — 21, Fitzroy
[pare, W,
(See Scott-Chad.)
IDS, Sir Henry Ducie, K.C.B. (cr. 1855).
m of the late Captain H. Chads, R.N. ; b. 1788 ;
. 1815 Elizabeth, dau. of J. Pooke, Esq. Edu-
ted at the Naval College, Portsmouth ; is a Vice-
dmiral of the Blue ; has served on the East Indian
d other foreign stations, in the Excellent gunnery-
ip at Portsmouth, and in the Baltic Sea 1854-5 ;
pointed Commander-in-Chief on tho Irish Station
50 ; was formerly Captain-Superintendent of
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Royal Naval Coll., Portsmouth. — Southsea, near
Portsmouth ; Tunbridge Wells, Kent ; United Ser-
vice Club, S.W.
CHAD WICK, Elias, Esq. (of Pudleston Court).
Second son of the late Elias Chadwick, Esq., by
Alice, dau. of Henry Arrowsmith, Esq., of Astley ;
b. 1813 ; s. 1834 ; m. 1839 Ellen, dau. of Thomas
Seddon, Esq., of Manchester. Educated at Wor-
cester Coll., Oxford (M.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford (High Sheriff
1854-5), and a Magistrate for co. Lancaster.—
Pudleston Court, near Leominster, Herefordshire';
Conservative Club, S.W.
CHADWICK, John De Heley Mavesyn, Esq. (of
Healey).
Only son of the late Hugo Mavesyn Chadwick,
Esq., by Eliza Catherine, youngest dau. of the late
Lieutenant-General Chapman, R.A. ; b. 1834; s.
1854. Is a Dep. Lieut, for co. Stafford, and an
officer in the 9th Lancers ; was present at the
siege of Lucknow. — Healey, Lancashire ; New
Hall, Warwickshire ; Mavesyn Ridwai^e, near
Rugeley, Staffordshire ; Army and Navy and
Junior United Service Clubs, S.W.
CHADWICK, Robert, Esq. (of High Bank).
Third son of the late James Chadwick, Esq., by
Mary, dau. of Thomas Chorlton, Esq., of The
Weaste ; b. 1797 ; m. 1821 Elizabeth, dau. of John
Kershaw, Esq., of Rochdale. Is a Magistrate for
co. Lancaster. — High Bank, near Prestwich, Lan-
cashire.
Heir, his son James, b. 1824 ; m. 1854 Laura
Janet Emma, 3rd dau. of Charles Barnett, Esq., of
Stratton Park, Beds.
CHALLIS, Thomas, Esq.
Son of the late Thomas Challis, Esq., of Islington ;
b. 1795. Is an Alderman of London ; was Sheriff
of London 1846-7, Lord Mayor 1852-3; M.P.
for Finsbury 1852-7.— Enfield, Middlesex ; 32,
Wilson Street, E.C.
CHALLONEB, Colonel Thomas Chaloner Bisse
(of Portnall Park).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Thomas Bisse, by his
1st wife Catharine, dau. of the late William
Townshcnd, Esq. ; b. 1790 ; s. 1828 ; m. 1st 1812
Anne, dau. of the late N. Loftus Tottenham, Esq.,
M.P. for co. Wexford (she d. 1857); 2nd 1859
Henrietta Emma, youngest dau. of the late Count
Jerome De Salis. Educated at Eton and Trinity
Coll., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Surrey (High Sheriff 1838), and Colonel Command-
ing the 3rd Royal Surrey Militia ; was formerly in
the King's Dragoon Guards ; assumed tho name of
Challoner in accordance with the will of his mater-
nal grand-aunt in 1 829.— Portnall Park. Virginia
Water, near Staines; Brookes' Club. S.W. ; 11.
Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W.
CHALMERS, Sir William, K.C.H., C.B. (Or, L844).
Son of the late W. Chalmers, Esq., of Glenriohl :
b. 1787 ; m, 182t> Mary. dau. of T. Page, Esq, \
I
Ota]
COUNTS 1 LIES Ob1
Lieutenant • Genera] in the Army, and Colonel
78th foot ; siM-vt'il in Belgium, the Peninsula, ;ind
at Waterloo. Grtenrioht, near Blairgowrie, N.B.
CHALONER, Blohard, Esq. (of Kingsfort).
Seoond son of the late C. W. C. Hamilton, Esq.,
l>v Niehola Sophia, dan. and heiress of Richard
Chaloner, Esq., of Kingsfort; 6.1810; s. to his
mother's property and assumed her name 1832 ; m.
1 B3fi Henrietta, 2nd dan. of Charles Arthur Tisdall,
Esq., ol Charlesfort. Is a Magistrate for co. Meath ;
was formerly Lieutenant 12th Royal Lancers. —
Kingsfort, near Moynalty, co. Meath.
CHAMBERLAIN, Sir Henry Orlando Robert,
Bart, (or. 1828),
Elder son of the late Sir H. Chamberlain, Bai-t.,
by Harriet, dau. of R. Mullen, Esq., Lieutenant-
Colonel 1st foot ; b. 1828 ; s. as 3rd Bart. 1843 ;
to. 1S57 Marion, dau. of the late J. Wilson, Esq., of
Dundyvan. Is Captain 1st Lanarkshire Militia,
and one of H.M.'s Body-guard ; was formerly
Lieutenant 23rd foot. — 137, Westbourne Terrace,
W.
Heir, his son Henry Hamilton Erroll, b. 1857.
CHAMBERLAYISTE, Henry Thomas, Esq. (of
Stoney Thorpe).
Fourth son of the late Stanes Chamberlayne, Esq.,
by Mary, dau. and heiress of William Brockett,
Esq., of Spains Hall, Essex ; 6. 1798 ; s. 1819 ; m:
1824 Mary, only child of Edward Tomes, Esq., of
Southam. Educated at Westminster ; is a Magis-
trate for co. Warwick (High Sheriff 1836), This
family is descended from John Count de Tanker-
ville, and its head took the name of Chamberlayne
from being Lord Chamberlain to Henry I. — Stoney
Thorpe, near Southam, Warwickshire ; Reform
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son William Tankerville, b. 1828.
CHAMBERLAYNE, Thomas, Esq. (of Cran-
bury Park).
Only son of the late Rev. Thomas Chamberlayne,
by his 1st wife Mary Francesca, dau. of Captain
Robert Walter, and nephew of William Chamber-
layne, Esq., many years M.P. for Southampton ; b.
1805 ; s. his uncle 1831 ; to. 1830 Amelia* dau. of
the late General Denzil Onslow, of Stoughton
House, Hunts. Educated at Magdalen Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Hants (High Sheriff 1835). This family is de-
scended in a direct line from the Count de Tanker-
ville, of Tankerville Castle, Normandy, whose
younger son, J ohn de Tankerville, was Lord Cham-
berlain to King Henry L— Cranbury Park, near
Winchester ; Weston Grove, near Southampton ;
Carlton, Boodle's, and Arthur's Clubs, S.W. •
1, Regent Street, W.
ffdrf his son Denzil Thomas, b. 1833, Captain
13th Light Dragoons ; served with distinction in
the Crimea 1854-5,
CHAMBERLIJNT, Thomas Bigsby, Esq. (of Si
ton Bonnington).
Second son of the late John Bigsby, Esq., M.l
F.R.S.E., by Mary, dau. of the late John Ola
berlin, Esq. (who was High Sheriff of Notts
1788) ; b. 1800 ; m. 1832 Harriet, dau. of Li<
tenant-Colonel Kirke and Anne his wife, dau.
Sir William Richardson, Bart., of Augher Cast?
co. Tyrone ; assumed the name of Chamberlin I
18 — ; is a Magistrate for Notts. — Sutton B<
nington, near Kegworth, Derbyshire ; Kemptov
Brighton. i
Heir, his son Thomas Chamberlin, b, 1836. |
CHAMBERS, George Wilton, Esq. (of Clou'
House).
Eldest son of the late R. J. Chambers, Esq.,
Elizabeth, only dau. of Nathaniel Polhill, Es(
b. 1812; s. 1843 ; to. 1840 Anne, eldest dau.
William Worthington, Esq. Educated at i
Charterhouse and University Coll., Oxfoi
called to the Bar at Middle Temple 1837; ii
Magistrate for the W. Riding of Yorkshire. T
family, formerly settled in Durham, is descend1,
from Edward III., through John of Gaunt, b\
female line, and also claims descent from the De ,
Cameras of Milan, who were ennobled in the tin i
of the later Roman Empire. — Clough House, n<
Rotherham, Yorkshire.
Heir, his son Charles Wilton, b. 1842.
CHAMBERS, Montagu, Esq., Q,.C.
Son of the late George Chambers, Esq. (who
some years M.P. for Honiton), by Jane, dau
the 1st Lord Rodney ; b. 1800. Educated
Sandhurst, and was for some time in the Grena
Guards ; called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn 18
and goes the Home Cix-cuit ; was M.P. for Gre
wich 1852-7. — Union and Junior United Serv
Clubs, S.W.
CHAMBERS, Thomas, Esq.
Son of the late Thomas Chambers, Esq., of Hei1
ford; b. 1814 ; to. 1851 Diana, dau. of — Whif/
Esq., and niece of the late John Green, E
Educated at Clare Hall, Cambridge (B.A. 18
LL.B. 1846) ; called to the Bar at the Mid«
Temple 1840, and went the Home Circuit ; |
Common Serjeant of the City of London ; vjii
M.P. for Hertford 1852-7. —Parthenon Chfl
S.W. ; 7, Great Cumberland Street, W.
CHAMBERS, William, Esq. (of Hafod).
Only son of the late William Chambers, of Llanej
House, co. Carmarthen (who d. 1855); b. 18(1
to. 1835 Joanna Trant, dau. of Captain Pays
R.N. Educated at Eton and St. John's Coj
Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut. I
cos. Carmarthen and Cardigan. Mr. ChambK
bought Hafod from the Bold-Hoghton family j
1855. — Hafod, near Aberystwith, Cardiganshiii j
University Club, S.W.
Heir, his son John Graham, b. 1843.
CHAMBRE,Meredith, Esq. (of Hawthorn Hill
Eldest son of the late Hunt W. Chambre, Esq., tl
Rebecca, dau. of William Upton, Esq., of Ballyr^
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I barny, co. Limerick ; b. 1814 ; m. 1843 Mabella,
! only dau. of Kenrick Morris Jones, Esq., of Money -
I glass, co. Antrim ; is a Magistrate for co. Armagh.
This family is descended from John de la Chambre,
who came into England in the reign of Edward I.,
1 A.D. 1275, with Henry Lacy, Baron of Rose and
Renonoic. — Hawthorn Hill, near Newry, co. Ar-
J mas[h.
1 Heir, his son Hunt Walsh, b. 1814.
CHANCE, Edward, Esq. (of Tliornhill) .
! Son of the late William Chance, Esq., by Phebe,
dau. of James Timmins, Esq., of Birmingham ;
b. 1825 ; m. 1850 Maria Isabella Ferguson, dau.
' of Joseph Ferguson, Esq., late M.P. for Carlisle.
Educated at King's Coll., London ; is a Magistrate
] for co. Worcester. — Tliornhill House, Handsworth,
near Birmingham.
j HAND OS (Richard Plantagenet G-renville
] Temple), Marquis of.
j Only son of the 2nd Duke of Buckingham and
I Chandos, K.G., by Mary, youngest dau. of the 1st
J Marquis of Breadalbane ; b. 1823 ; m. 1851 Caro-
line, dau. of R. Harvey, Esq., of Langley Park,
! Bucks. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford
,1 (Hon. D.C.L. of Oxford) ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
■[Lieut, for Bucks, Oxon, and Northamptonshire,
n and a Dep. Warden of the Stannaries ; late Cap-
tj tain Bucks Yeomanry Cavalry ; was a Lord of the
>. Treasury and Privy Seal to the Prince of Wales
[Jin 1852. — Wotton, near Aylesbury, Bucks; Carl-
Iton Club, S.W.
jjEIANNELL, Sir William Fry, Knt. (cr. 1857).
Son of the late P. Channell, Esq., by Mary, step-
jdau. of the late William Fry, Esq. ; b. 1804 ; m.
11834 Martha, youngest dau. of the late Richard
jMoseley, Esq., of Champion Hill, Surrey. Called
J to the Bar at the Inner Temple 1827, and went the
I Home Circuit ; became a Serjeant-at-Law 1840,
(with Patent of Precedence; appointed a Baron
aof the Exchequer 1857. — Athenseum Club, S.W. ;
2, Clarendon Place, Hyde Park, W.
jiAPLIN Charles, Esq. (of Blankney).*
] Eldest son of the late Charles Chaplin, Esq., by
!? Elizabeth, only dau. and heiress of Robert Taylor,
Esq., M.D., of Winthorpe, Notts ; b. 1786 ; s.
1816 ; m. 1812 Caroline, dau. of the late Hon.
1 1 Henry Fane, of Fulbeck. Educated at Harrow
Jind Ch. Ch., Oxford; is a Magistrate and Dep.
I I Lieut, for co. Lincoln; was M.P. for co. Lincoln
■;rom 1818-32. — Blankney, near Sleaford, Lincoln-
Hihire.
Heir Pres., his nephew Henry (whom see).
CAPLIN, Henry, Esq. (of Blankney).
Eldest son of the late Rev. Henry Chaplin, by
Caroline Horatia, dau. of William Ellice, Esq., and
tephew of the late Charles Chaplin, Ksq. ; b. 1840 ;
. Etia uncle 1859. Educated at Harrow and Ch.
Jh., Oxford. This family has been seated in Lin-
* Died whilst these sheets were at press.
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colnshire since the reign of Charles II. — Blank-
ney, near Sleaford, Lincolnshire.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward, b. 1842.
CHAPLIN, Frederick, Esq. (of Taithwell Hall).
Fourth son of the late Rev. William Chaplin,
Rector of Raithby and Vicar of Hangham, co.
Lincoln, by Isabella, dau. of Sir Richard Sutton,
Bart., of Norwood Park; b. 1803; s. 1840 ; m.
. 1835 Jane, eldest dau. of James B. Topham, Esq.,
of Candlesby. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Lincoln. This family is descended from
Sir Francis Chaplin, Lord Mayor of London 1677,
whose son John married the dau. and heiress of
Sir John Hamby, of Taithwell, co. Lincoln. —
Taithwell Hall, near Louth, Lincolnshire.
Heir, his son Frederick, b. 1836.
CHAPLIN, Col. Thomas (of Blankney).
Third son of the late Charles Chaplin, Esq., of
Blankney, by Elizabeth, dau. of Dr. Taylor, of Lin-
coln ; b. 1794 ; m. 1828 Millicent Mary, 2nd dau.
of William Reeve, Esq., of Leadenham, co. Lin-
coln. Educated at Harrow ; appointed to the
Coldstream Guards 1811 ; is in the Commission of
the Peace and a Dep. Lieut, for co. Lincoln ; was
M.P. for Stamford 1830-8. —Blankney, near Slea-
ford, Lincolnshire ; Arthur's and United Service
Clubs, S. W. ; 13, Montagu Square, W.
CHAPLIN, Mrs. (of Ewhurst Park).
Elizabeth, dau. of the late William Alston, Esq. ;
m. 1816 William James Chaplin, Esq., a Dep.
Lieut, for Hants, and M.P. for Salisbury 1847-57
(who d. 1859). — Ewhurst Park, near Basingstoke,
Hants ; 2, Hyde-Park Gardens, W.
CHAPMAN, Sir Benjamin James, Bart. (cr.
1782).
Eldest son of the late Sir Thomas Chapman, Bart. ,
by Margaret, dau. of James Fetherstonhaugh,
Esq., orBracklin Castle ; b. 1810 ; s. his brother
as 4th Bart. 1852 ; m. 1849 Maria Sarah, dau. of
Richard Fetherstonhaugh, Esq., of Rockview, co.
Westmeath. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
co. Westmeath (High Sheriff 1856) ; was M.P. for
co. Westmeath 1814-7.— Killsea Castle, and St.
Lucy's, near Castle Delvin, co. Westmeath ; Re-
form Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William, b. 1812 ; m. 1841
Louisa, dau. of Colonel A. Vansittart, of Shottes-
brooke, Berks.
CHAPMAN, Itev. Charles.
Eldest son of the late Rev. Charles John Chapman,
by Jane Emily, dau. of Rev. Lawrence Gifobs, of
Brockdish, Norfolk, and Cafettby, co. Lincoln ; b.
1808 ; m. 1839 Hester, dau. of the Rev. Thomas
Mills, of Coval Hall, Essex. Educated at Corpus
Christi Coll., Cambridge (B.A. 1830. MA -
is a Magistrate for Kent, ami Rector of Aeiise.
Acrise Rectory, near Canterbury.
CHAPMAN, James, Esq. D.C.L. (of Paul's Cray'.
Eldest son of flie late .lames Chapman. Esq., by
Mary, dau. of William Greenwood, B2sq*i ot Hil
lingdon, Middlesex; b. I7l>7: t, L*46j
i 2
dial
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
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Ellen, dau. of the Rev. George Hutchinson.
Educated at Eton and Oh. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1819,
P.O. L. I S "2 n ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Kent, and Major in the West Kent Yeomanry
Cavalry; was formerly an Advocate in Doctors'
Commons, This family have been in possession of
estates at Paul's Cray for several generations. —
Faul's Cray Hill, Kent; University Club, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother William Greenwood, b.
1 802 ; in. 1 839 Elizabeth Catharine, dau. of Edward
A. Prutnnumd-Hay, Esq.
CHAPMAN, Thomas, Esq., F.R.S.
Eldest son of the late Edward Chapman, Esq., by
Martha, dau. and co-heiress of Thomas Holt, Esq.,
of Whitby, co. York ; 6. 1798 ; s. 1836 ; m. 1825
Maria Louisa, dau. of John Hanson, Esq., of the
Rookery, Woodford, and of Great Bromley Hall,
Essex. Educated at the East-India College School,
Hertford ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
Middlesex. — Whitby, Yorkshire ; Union Club,
S.W. ; 14, Montagu Place, Bryanston Square, W.
Heiress, his daughter Ethel Maria.
CHAPMAN, William, Esq. (of Southill).
Third son of the late Sir Thomas Chapman, Bart.,
of Kilhm, co. Westmeath, by Margaret, dau. of
James Fetherston, Esq., of Brackley Castle : b.
181!
1841 Louisa, 3i'd dau. of Colonel Van-
sittart, of Shottesbrooke, and grand-dau. of 1st Lord
Auckland. Is a Magistrate for co. Westmeath
(High Sheriff 1834). — Southill, near Castletown-
delvin, co. Westmeath.
Heir, his son William Eden, b. 1844.
CHABLEMONT (Earl of), Francis William Caul-
feild, K.P., P.O. (cr. 1763).
Elder son of the 1st Earl, by Mary, dau. of the late
Thomas Hickman, Esq. ; 6. 1775; s. 1799 ; in. 1802
Anne, dau. of W. Bermingham, Esq., of Rosshill,
co. Galway. Elected a Representative Peer for
Ireland in 1806; is Lord-Lieutenant and Custos
Rotulorum of co. Tyrone ; cr. 1837 Baron Charle-
mont, U.K. — Marino, near Dublin ; Castle Caul-
feild, co. Tyrone ; 22, Rutland Square, Dublin.
Heir Pres., his brother Henry (whom see).
CHAPLEVILLE (Earl of), Charles William
Bury (cr. 1806).
Elder son of the 3rd Earl, by Arabella, dau. of
H. Case, Esq. ; b. 1852 ; s. as 4th Earl 1859 ; 2nd
title Lord Tullamore. — Charleville Forest, King's
co. ; The Castle, Tullamore.
Heir Pres., his brother John William, b. 1854.
CH ABLE S WOBTH, John Charlesworth Dodg-
son, Esq. (of Hatfield HaU).
Son of the late John Dodgson Charlesworth, Esq.,
of Chapelthorpe Hall, near Wakefield; b. 1815;
m. 1847 Sarah, 2nd dau. of Walker Fetherston-
haugh, Esq., of The Hermitage, co. Durham.
Educated at Sedbergh and St. John's Coll., Cam-
bridge (B.A. 1837, M.A. 1840) ; is a Magistrate
and Dep. Lieut, for the W. Riding of York ; Lord
of the Manor of Grinton, N. Riding of York ; and
an extensive colliery proprietor in that county ;
was M.P. for Wakefield 1857-9.— Hatfield Ijl
and Chapelthorpe Hall, near Wakefield ; C
servative and Carlton Clubs, S.W. ; 4, St. Jam
Street, S.W.
Heir, his son Albany Hawke, b. 1854.
CHAELEY, John Stouppe, Esq. (of Einai
House).
Eldest son of the late Matthew Charley, Esq.,
Mary Anne, dau. of Walter Roberts, Esq.
Collin House ; 6. 1825 ; s. 1846 ; m. 1851 M
Stewart, dau. of the late Francis Forster, Esq.
Roshine Lodge, co. Donegal ; is a Magistrate
cos. Antrim and Donegal. This family is of 1
lish descent, and settled in co. Antrim in
17th century. — Finaghy House, near Belff
Woodburne, near Dunmurry, co. Antrim ; Isl
of Aranmore, co. Donegal.
Heir, his son John Francis William, b. 1857.
CHAELEY, William, Esq. (of Seymour Hill
Second but eldest surviving son of the late
Charley, Esq., by Isabella, dau. of William Hun
Esq., justice of Peace, of Dunmurry ; b. 1826
1844 ; m. 1856 Ellen Anna Matilda, dau. of j
ward Johnson, Esq., Justice of Peace. Is a Ma
trate for cos. Antrim and Down. The family
Charley or Chorley is of English descent ; tl
settled in Ulster in the 17th century. — Seym
Hill, Dunmurry, near Lisburn, Ireland.
Heir, his son William, b. 1857.
CHAELTOK,* St. John Chiverton, Esq.
Apley Castle).
Son of the late William Charlton, Esq., by Cat
rine Thomas; b. 179- ; m. 1st 1820 Jane, only d
of T. Meyrick, Esq., of Bush, co. Pembroke ; '|i
1842 Ann, dau. of P. Charlton, Esq. Educated
Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate t
Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop (High Sheriff 18— )|-
Apley Castle, near Wellington, co. Salop.
Heir, his son William St. John, 6. 1822, C|
tain S. Salop Yeomanry Cavalry, late Captain k
Royals ; served in the Crimea 1854-6.
CHARLTON, Thomas Broughton, Esq. (of Oil-
well).
Eldest son of the late William Charlton, Esq., \r
Emma, dau. of the Rev. Peter Broughton, of T\\-
stall Hall, co. Salop ; b. 1815; s. 1831 ; m. ljl
Fanny Dora, dau. of the late John Walter, Esq..,f
Bearwood, Berks. Educated at Eton and Trini'
Coll., Cambridge ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Liet.
for Notts. This family is supposed to have spri ;
from Charlton, near Woolwich.* — Chilwell, N[-
tingham.
Heir, his son Nicholas John, b. 1847.
* John de Charlton (which name was dei'ived probably fill
Charlton, adjoining Woolwich, in Kent), is said, in Lyscjj
" Environs of London," to have owned Hillingdon, ill
several other manors in Middlesex in 1337. Thomas de Chi-
ton sold his interest in the manor of Woolwich in 1374. f
Thomas Charlton, by marriage with the co-heir of Sir Ac
Francis, acquired Edmonton, of which his son, Sir Thon
became sole heir. Sir Richard, his son, was included in
attainder 1st Henry VII., being present at the battle f
Bosworth, on the side of Richard III., and his possessi
were granted to supporters of theTudors. Thomas Charlf
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CHARLTON", William Henry, Esq. (of Hesley-
side).
Eldest son of the late William John Charlton, Esq.,
by Katharine Henrietta, dau. of Francis Chol-
meley, Esq., of Brandsby, co. York ; b. 1810 ; s.
1846 ; m. 1839 Barbara, dau. of Michael Tasburgh,
Esq., of Burghwallis, co. York. Educated at St.
Cuthbert's Coll., Ushaw, and Edinburgh Univer-
sity ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Northum-
berland (High Sheriff 1857). This family has been
seated at Hesleyside since the early part of the
14th century. — Hesleyside, Bellingham, Northum-
berland.
Heir, his son William Oswald, b. 1850.
Thomas, Esq. (of
ia
JHARLTON - MEYRICK,*
Bush).
Second son of Thomas Chiverton Charlton, Esq.,
of Apley Castle, co. Salop, by his 1st wife Jane
Sophia, only dau. and heiress of the late Thomas
Meyrick, Esq., of Bush, co. Pembroke ; b. 1837 ;
s. his grandfather 18 — . Educated at Eton. — Bush,
Pembrokeshire.
^HARRINGTON, Rev. Nicholas George.
Youngest son of the late Nicholas Charrington,
Esq., of Ley Spring, Leytonstone, Essex ; b. 1821 ;
s. 1859 ; m. 1853 Mary, dau. of Joseph Daw, Esq.,
v -j, of Camberwell Grove, Surrey. Educated at Oriel
Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1843, M.A. 1846) ; is Curate
of Great Baddow, Essex. — Great Baddow, near
Chelmsford, Essex.
Esq, /HATTERTON, Sir James Charles, Bart., K.H.,
LL.D., &c. (er. 1801).
x Youngest son of the late Sir James Chatterton,
- Bart., by Rebecca, dau. of Abraham Lane, Esq., of
)ke;l Cork ; b. 1796 ; s. his brother as 3rd Bart. 1855 ;
icattl m. 1825 Annette, youngest dau. of James Atkin-
son, Esq., of Lendale, co. York. Educated at
- Trinity Coll., Dublin (LL.D. 1856) ; entered the
Army in the Royal Lancers 1810 ; became Major-
I, C General 1854 ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
i| co. and city of Cork, and a Magistrate for cos.
Tipperary and Galway ; a Gentleman of the Privy
Chamber, and Grand Master of Minister ; served
fCl in Spain, Portugal, Flanders, France, and at
Waterloo ; is a Knight of San Fernando of Spain ;
is Colonel of the 5th Royal Lancers ; was formerly
U | in the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards ; wasM.P.
i for Cork 1834-5 and 1-849-52. This family is of
r., j Norman origin, being descended from Alleyne
de Chatterton, who accompanied William the Con-
ji queror to England in 1066, and the name occurs
?'*• up°n the Roll of Battle Abbey. Pierre de Chat-
terton fought at Agincourt, and received from the
king the motto "Loyal a Mort," still retained by
the family. — Castle Mahon, near Cork ; Carlton
and United Service Clubs, S.W.
j HAWNER, Edward Hore, Esq. (of Newton
Manor).
Eldest son of the lato Henry Chawner, Esq., by
J Mary, only dau. and heiress of Edward Hore, Esq.,
temp. Henry VIII., was of Saiuliacre, near Nottingham,
lucre he d. 1579. His son Thomas, ancestor of the present
vner, was confirmed by the Heralds' College, in Kil2, in the
) vht to bear the arms of his ancestors, to which a crest was
1 (led.
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of Esher, Surrey ; b. 1802 ; s. 1851 ; m. 1829
Amelia, dau. of — Belstead, Esq., of Dedham,
Essex. Educated at Harrow arid University Coll.,
Oxford ; is a Captain in the Army unattached ;
was formerly in the 4th Dragoon Guards. This
family is of ancient Welsh descent, derived from
Madoc Crywin, son of Treyhayrne ap Gwillim ap
Maydoc ap Maelor Crywm. The name was origin-
ally Chaloner, but was changed to Chawner to evade
detection, in consequence of a member of the family
having signed the death-warrant of Charles I. —
Newton Manor-house, near Alton, Hants ; Junior
United Service Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Edward Henry, b. 1830 ; 'm. 1857
Frances Sidney, dau. of John Hampden Gledstanes,
Esq., of Cheshunt, Herts.
CHAYTOR, Sir "William Richard Carter, Bart,
(cr. 1831).
Eldest son of the late Sir William Chaytor, Bart.,
by Isabella, dau. of John Carter, Esq., of Tunstall
and Richmond, co. York ; b. 1805 ; s. as 2nd Bart.
1847 ; m. 1st 1836 Annie, eldest dau. of — Lacy,
Esq., of Easingwold ; 2nd 1852 Mary, dau. of
J. W. Smith, Esq. Is a Magistrate for co.
Durham, and Patron of 3 livings ; was M.P. for
Durham 1831-4. — Clervaux Castle and Croft Hall,
near Darlington.
Heir, his son William, b. 1837.
CHE APE, Sir John, K.C.B. (cr. 1849).
Son of the late John Cheape, Esq. ; b. 1792 ; m.
18— Ellen, dau. of W. Plowden, Esq. (divorced).
Educated at Woolwich and Addiscombe ; a Major-
General in Indian Army, Honorary A. -D.-C. to the
Queen, and Chief of the Bengal Engineers ; served
in the Deccan 1817-18, and at siege of Mundla ;
■appointed Assistant Surveyor-General 1823 ; served
in Ava 1824-6 ; became Executive Engineer of
Kurnaid Division 1838, and Chief Engineer of
Presidency Division 1841 ; was in command of the
Engineers at the siege of Mooltan ; commanded the
Bengal Division of the Forces in Burmah 1852. —
Oriental Club, W.
CHEESE, James, Esq. (of Huntington Court).
Eldest son of the late Edmund Cheese, Esq., of
Ridgebourne, co. Hereford, by Mary, dau. and
heiress of James Watkins, Esq., of Brecon ; b.
1798 ; S, his brother Edmund Watkins Cheese,
Esq., of Ridgebourne, Justice of Peace and Dep.
Lieut., 1837 ; W>, 1821 Anne Bisse, only dau. and
heiress of John Cowper, Esq., of Bristol. Is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Hereford (High
Sheriff 1851), and a Magistrate for co. Radnor.
This family has been resident in co. Hereford siuce
1G16. ■ — Huntington Court, near Kington, Here-
fordshire.
Heiress, his dau. Anne Cowper, m. 1853 Thomas
Lloyd, Esq., eldest son of Eyre Lloyd, Esq., ot
Prospect, Castle Council, co. Limerick.
CHEETHAM, John, Esq. (of BaatWOOd).
Son of the late George Cheetham, Esq., of Statey*
bridge ; b. 1802; m. 1831 Emma, dau, oi the late
Thomas Kay nor. Esq., of Ashton undcr-I .yno. Is
Che]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
iv Magistrate for cos. Lancaster and Chester, and
was M.P. f«»r S. Lancashire 1852-9. -Lastwood,
noarStaloyhi-'Hlyr. Lancashire; Uelbrm Club, S.W.
CHELMSFORD (Lord), Frederic Thosiger,P.C.
(cr. 1858\
S oungesl Mid only surviving eon of the late Charles
Th. Biger, Esq., l>y Mary Anne, dan. of Theophilus
Williams. Esq. ; 6. L794 ; m. 1822 Anna Maria,
dau. of W. Tinling, Esq., of Southampton. Was
formerly in the Navy ; called to the Bar at Gray's
Inn 1818 j is a Bencher of the Inner Temple ; was
Solicitor-General 1844-5, Attorney-General 1845-6,
and Feb.— Deo. If 52, and Lord Chancellor 1858-9 ;
was M.P. for W oodstock 1840-4, for Abingdon
1844 52, for Stamford 1852-8.— 7, Eaton Sq., S.W.
Heir, his son Frederic Augustus, Lieutenant-
Colonel 95th foot ; b. 1827.
CHELSEA, Viscount.
Henry Charles Cadogan, eldest son of 3rd Earl
Cadogan; b. 1812; m. 1836 Mary, dau. of late
Hon. and Rev. G. Wellesley, D.D. Educated at
Eton and Oriel Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1832, M.A.
1835) ; is Colonel of the Westminster Militia, and
a Dep. Lieut, for Middlesex; was Attache' at St.
Petersburg 1834-5 ; M.P. for Reading 1841-7, and
for Dover 1852-7 ; Secretary of Embassy at Paris
1858-9. — Santon Downham, near Brandon, Suffolk ;
Carlton, White's, and Travellers' Clubs, S.W. ; 28,
Lowndes Street, S.W.
Heir, his son George Henry, b. 1840.
CHENEY, Robert Henry. Esq. (of Badger
Hall).
Eldest son of the late Lieutenant-General Robert
Cheney, of the Grenadier Guards, by Harriet,
youngest dan. of the late Ralph Carr, Esq., of
Dunston Hill, Durham ; b. 1800 ; s. 1820. Edu-
cated at Winchester and Balliol Coll., Oxford (B.A.
1821) ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Salop ;
represents the Cheneys of Kent. — Badger Hall,
near S biff nail, Shropshire ; 4, Audley Square, W.
Heir Pres., his brother Edward, b. 1803.
CHERMSIDE, Sir Hobert Alexander, M.D.,
K.C.H., K.R.E., K.L.H.
Son of the late Dr. Chermside, of Portaferry, co.
Down, by Mary, dau. of — Jackson, Esq. ; b.
1792 ; m. 1821 Jane Merriel, dau. of R. Williams,
Esq. (she d. 1852). Is a Fellow of the Coll. of
Physicians, London, and M.D. of Edinburgh ; late
Physician to the British Embassy at Paris ; was
formerly Surgeon to the 10th Hussars ; served in
Spain, France, Flanders, and at Waterloo.— 3, Rue
Taitbout, Paris.
Heir, his son Richard Seymour Conway, M.A.,
of Exeter Coll., Oxford, and Rector of Wilton, near
Salisbury ; b. 1823 ; m. 1846 Emily, dau. of J.
Dawson, Esq., and niece of the late John Walter,
Esq., M.P.
CHE SHAM (Lord), Charles Conipton Cavendish
(cr. 1858).
Fourth son of the 1st Earl of Burlington, by Eliza-
beth, dau. of 7th Earl of Northampton; b. 1793;
m. 1814 Katharine, dau. of 9th Marquis of Huntly,
K.T. Is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for Bucks;
was M.P. for Newton 1820-30, forE. Sussex. 183
41, for Youghall 1841-7, and for Bucks 1847-5
Represents a younger branch of the ducal house i
Devonshire. — Latimer, near Chesham, Bucks ; l!
Grosvenor Square, W.
Heir, his son William George (whom see).
CHESTER (Bishop of), John Graham, D.D.
Son of the late J. Graham, Esq., of Durham ;
1794 ; m. 1833 Mary, dau. of Rev. R. Portend
was formerly Fellow and Master of Christ's Colli
Cambridge (where be graduated in 1816 as 4tf
Wrangler), and Chaplain to H.R.H. the Princ;
Consort ; is Clerk of Closet to the Queen. Patroijrj':
ace 46 livings. Consecrated 1848. — The Palae<t Tf
Chester : Euston Hotel, N.W.
CHESTER, Harry, Esq.
Youngest and only surviving son of the late S
Robert Chester, Master of the Ceremonies ij
George III. and IV., and William IV. and Quee
Victoria, by Eliza, dau. of John Ford, Esq.,
Sproughton Chantry, Suffolk ; b. 1806 ; m. 1st 183,
Anna Maria, dau. of Robert Isherwood, Esq. ; 2n
1856 Henrietta Mary, dau. of George Goflj Etc
Educated at the Charterhouse, and Westminste:
and Trinity Coll., Cambridge; appointed Clerk i
Privy Council Office in 1826 ; was attached to th
Legation at Lisbon in 1833 ; was Assistant Seer
tary to Committee of Council on Education, whic
post he resigned in 1858 ; is a Magistrate for Mi(
dlesex, and a Vice-President of the Society of Art!
This family was formerly seated in Derbyshire an
afterwards in Hertfordshire. — Athenseum Qui
S.W. ; 63, Rutland Gate, S.W.
Heir, his son Robert Mervyn, b. 1843.
CHESTER, Miss (of Cartown).
Henrietta, only dau. of the late Henry Chestej
Esq., Justice of Peace and Dep. Lieut., fw
merly M.P. for co. Louth, by Lauriana, dau.
Gerald Willon, Esq., late of Mananstown, cl!
Meath ; s. her father 1855. — Cartown, near Dro£
heda, co. Louth ; 35, Lowndes Street, S.W.
CHESTERFIELD (Earl of), George Augusta
Frederick Stanhope, P.C. (cr. 1628).
Only son of the 5th Earl, by his 2nd wife Flenrietti
dau. of 1st Marquis of Bath ; b. 1805 ; s. 1815
m. 1830 Ann Elizabeth, "dati. of 1st Lord Foresteil I
Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford; is Herilr
ditary Governor of Repton School; was Masttfj
of the Buckhounds 1834-5 ; is descended from jj
common ancestor with the Earl of Harrington an
Earl Stanhope. Patronage 10 livings. — Bretb
Hall, near Ashby-de-la-Zoucb, Leicestershire
Gedling, near Nottingham ; Carlton Club, S.W
33, Albemarle Street, W.
Heir, his son Lord Stanhope, late Lieutenai
Royal Horse Guards Blue ; b. 1831.
CHETHAM - STRODE, Sir Edward, K.C.B !
K.C.H. (of Southill House).
Fourth son of the late Thomas Chetham, Esq., < h
Mellor Hall, Derbyshire, by Anne, dau. of E(
ward Strode, Esq., of South Hill, Somerset
1774; assumed in 1845 the additional surnam
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Strode, on inheriting the family estates ; m.
510 Margaret Ivezia, 3rd dau. of Peter Dean,
sq., of the Bahamas. Entered the Navy 1786,
■came an Admiral 1841 ; is a Magistrate and
ep. Lieut, for Somerset. This family derive their
iscent from Warine de la Strode, Lord of Strode,
. Dorset, temp. William I., in whose retinue he
me from Bretagne, in France. One of his de-
endants was Colonel William Strode, one of the
7e members demanded by King Charles I. out of
e House of Commons. — Southill House, near
lepton Mallet, Somerset.
Heir, his son Edward Charles Strode, b. 1813 ;
. 1844 Amelia, dau. of — Riddiford, Esq.
ETWODE, Sir John IXTewdigate Lndford,
Bart. (or. 1700).
Idest son of the late Sir John Chetwode, Bart., by
enrietta, eldest dau. of George Harry, 5th Earl
Stamford and Warrington ; b. 1788 ; s. as 5th
art. 1845 ; to. 1821 Elizabeth Juliana, dau. of
)hn Newdigate Ludford, Esq., of Ansley Hall,
. Warwick (whose name he assumed in 1826).
iucated at Westminster ; is a Magistrate and
ep. Lieut, for co. Warwick (High Sheriff 1852),
d Patron of 1 living. — Chetwode, near Bucking-
.m ; Oakley, Mucclestone, Staffordshire.
Heir Pres., his brother George, in Holy Orders,
actor of Ashton-under-Lyne ; b. 1791 ; m. 1st 1 808
larlotte Anne, dau. of Moreton Walhouse, Esq.,
d sister of 1st Lord Hatherton (she cl. 1837) ;
id 1841 Mrs. Leslie Jones, dau. of the late Dr.
lipley, Dean of St. Asaph ; 3rd 1849 Elizabeth
ane, widow of Fiennes Trotman, Esq.
CTWODE, Edward Wilmot, Esq. (of Wood-
brook).
llyson of the late Robert Wilmot, Esq., of Cork,
Elizabeth, dau. of Bev. John Chetwode, of
anmire, co. Cork; 6.1801; s. his father in
15, and his cousin, Jonathan Cope Chetwode,
q., of Woodbrook (claimant of the ancient Eng-
h Barony de Wahul*), in 1839, when he assumed
Royal license the name and arms of Chetwode ;
1830 Lady Jean Janet Erskine, 2nd surviving
u. of the 15th Earl of Mar. Educated at Trinity
Dublin (B.A. 1824) ; is a Magistrate for
leen's co. — Woodbrook, near Portarlington,
leen's co.
Heir, his son Knightley, b. 1831.
3TWYND (Viscount), Richard Walter Chet-
wynd (cr. 1717).
ily son of the late Viscount, by Charlotte, dau.
Thomas Cartwright, Esq., of Aynhoe, co. North-
lpton ; b. 1800 ; s. as 6th Viscount 1821 ; to.
22 Mary, dau. of the late Robert Moss, Esq.
ie d. 1857). Late Lieutenant Oxfordshire Yeo-
mry ; was formerly an Officer in the 52nd foot
dthe Grenadier Guards. This family is descended
m a common ancestor with the Baronet of the
ne name. — Littleham, near Exmouth, Devon.
Heir, his son Richard Walter, b. 1823 ; on. 1858
claim to this barony was preferred as far back as the
of James I., by his ancestor, Richard Chetwode, and
orris Commissioners of the Karl Marshal reported in
/our.
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Harriet Johanna, dau. of the late Walter Camp-
bell, Esq. ; educated at Eton and Sandhurst ; en-
tered the Army 1840 ; became Lieutenant 14th
Dragoons 1849 ; retired 1853. .
CHETWYND, Sir George, Bart. (cr. 1795).
Eldest son of the late Sir George Chetwynd: Bart.,
by Hannah Maria, dau. of John Sparrow, Esq., of
Bishton Hall, co. Stafford; b. 1809 ; s. as 3rd
Bart. 1850 ; to. 1843 Charlotte Augusta, dau. of
3rd Marquis of Downshire. Educated at West-
minster and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1830); is a
Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for co. Warwick, and
Patron of 1 living. This family is descended from a
common ancestor with Viscount Chetwynd.—
Grendon Hall, near Atherstone, Warwickshire ;
Mancetter Lodge, near Warwick ; Reform and
Carlton Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son George, b. 1849.
CHETWYND, Captain William Fawkener (of
Brocton Hall).
Second son of the late Sir G. Chetwynd, Bart., by
Jane, dau. of Richard Bantin, Esq., of Little Far*
ringdon, Berks, and uncle of Sir G. Chetwynd,
Bart, (whom see) ; 5. 1788 ; to. 1843 Mary Anne,
dau. of Sir O. Mosley, Bart. Educated at Brase*
nose Coll., Oxford (B.A. 1811, M.A. 1814); is a
Major in the Army, formerly Captain 1st Life
Guards ; a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut, forco. Staf*
ford ; was M.P. for Stafford 1832-3 and 1835-41.
— Brocton Hall, near Stafford ; Arthur's and
Union Clubs, S.W.
Heir, his son William, b. 1847.
CHEVALL-TO OKE, Charles, Esq. (of Hurston
Clays).
Second and only surviving son of the late Thomas
Tooke, Esq., F.R.S. (Author of the "History of
Prices "), by Priscilla, dau. of Charles Combe,
Esq., M.D. ; b. 1808 ; m. 1840 Maria, dau. of
John Cayley, Esq., of Wallington, Surrey ; assumed
the name of Chevall in addition to that of Tooke
1859. Called to the Bar at the Middle Temple
1833 ; is a Magistrate for Sussex. This family was
formerly of Bere Court, near Dover. — Hurston
Clays, near East Grinstead, Sussex.
CHEVALLIEE, Barrington, Esq. (of the Grove)
Eldest surviving son of the late Rev. John Che-
vallier, by Emily, dau. of Rev. Barrington B.
Syer, of Kedington, Suffolk; b. 1819; m. 1st
1846 Ellen, dau. of Major Brownson, late of 23rd
Welsh Fusiliers ; 2nd 1858 Mary Wardell, dau. of
Matthew Leach, Esq., of Islington. Educated
at the Charterhouse and Brasenose Coll., Oxford
(B.A. 1840, M.D. 1852) ; is a Magistrate for Suf-
folk. This family has been settled in Suffolk
upwards of 150 years, but was formerly resident
in Jersey. — The Grove, Ipswich, Suffolk.
Heir, his son Barrington Henry, b. 1851.
CHEVALLIEE, Rev. Charles Henry (of Asp.HP.
Third son of the late Rev. John Ohevallier, by
Elizabeth, dau. of John Cole, Esq., o{ ,1 amnion ;
b. 1823 ; m. 1854 Isabella Francos, only dau. of
Rev. Francis Cobbold. Educated fct BtOB Mid
Trinity Coll., Oxford (B,A. l s 1 7 > : appointed tn«
Chi]
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
onmbent of Aspal] 1849; is a Magistrate for Suf-
folk. This family was formerly resident in Nor-
mandy, and Bed at the revocation of the Edict of
Nantes to Jersey, and thence removed to England,
where t hey set t led at Aspall in 1 705.— A spall, near
DebenhaWj Suffolk,
lUir, his son John Harrington Trapnell, b. 1857.
CHICHESTER (Earl of), Henry Thomas Pelham
(cr. 1801).
1. hirst son of the 2nd Earl, hy Mary Henrietta,
dan. of 5th Duke of Leeds ; b. 1804 ; s. 1826 ; on.
1828 Mary, dan. of 6th Earl of Cardigan. Edu-
cated at Westminster ; is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for Sussex ; was formerly a Major in
the Army. Patronage 5 livings. This family re-
presents a branch of the ducal house of Newcastle.
— Stanmer Park, near Lewes, Sussex; 22, Gros-
venor Place, S.W.
Heir, his son Lord Pelham, M.A., of Trinity
Coll., Cambridge, b. 1838.
CHICHESTER (Bishop of), Ashurst Turner
Gilbert, D.D.
Sou of the late — Gilbert, Esq., of Manchester ;
b. 1782 ; m. 1822 Mary Anne, dau. of the late
Eev. B. Wintle. Educated at the Grammar-school,
Manchester ; was Fellow and Principal of Brasenose
Coll., Oxford (where he graduated B.A. as 1st class
classics 1802, M.A. 1811, D.D. 1822) ; was Vice-
Chancellor of Oxford 1836-40; consecrated 1842.
Patronage 30 livings. — The Palace, Chichester,
Sussex ; Athenseuum Club, S.W. ; 43, Queen-
Anne Street, W.
CHICHESTER, Sir Arthur, Bart. (cr. 1640).
Eldest son of the late Sir Arthur Chichester, Bart.,
by Charlotte, youngest dau. of Sir James Hamlyn
Williams, Bart. ; b. 1822; s. as 8th Bart. 1842;
m. 1847 Mary, dau. of John Nicholetts, Esq., of
South Petherton, Somerset. Is a Major North
Devon Eifles, and was formerly Captain 7th Hus-
sars. Patronage 1 living. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the Marquis of Do-
negall.— Youlston, near Barnstaple, Devon.
Heir, his son Arthur, b. 1848.
CHICHESTER, Sir Alexander Palmer Bruce,
Bart. (cr. 1840).
Eldest son of the late Sir John Palmer Bruce
Chichester, Bait., who was M.P. for Barnstaple
1831-41, by Caroline, dau. of Thomas Thistle-
thwayte, Esq., of Southwick Park, Hants (she re-
married 1853 Colonel Studholme Hodgson, C.B.);
b. 1842 ; s. as 2nd Bart. 1851. Educated at Eton ;
is Patron of 6 livings. This family is descended
from a common ancestor with the Marquis of
Donegall. — Arlington Court, near Barnstaple,
Devon.
CHICHESTER, Hon. Frederick Arthur Henry.
Third son of the 1st Lord Templemore ; b. 1824 ;
m. 1852 Frances Marianne, dau. of D. Tighe, Esq!
. Is a Clerk in the India Office, and Gentleman
Usher of the Scarlet Rod ; late Lieutenant Sussex
Militia.— 8, Great Cumberland Street, Hvde Park
W.
CHICHESTER, Very Rev. Lord Edward, D
Second son of the 2nd Marquis of Donegall, ; I
heir pres. to that title ; b. 1799 ; to. 1821 Ame
dau. of the late Henry Deane Grady, Esq., of Lod
co. Limerick. Educated at Eton and Trinity C(
Dublin ; appointed Dean of Raphoe 1832 ; Chap]
to Lord-Lieut, of Ireland 1853. — The Deane
Eaphoe, Ireland.
Heir, his son George Augustus Hamilton, b. 18
CHICHESTER, Lord John Ludford.
Sixth son of the 2nd Marquis of Donegall ;
1811 ; to. 1844 Caroline, dau. of Henry Bev
Esq. Educated at Eton ; is a Dep. Lieut, for
Antrim; was M.P. for Belfast 1845-52; forme
Captain 87th foot. — Chichester Lodge, near I
fast ; 8, St. George's Place, W.
CHICHESTER-ISTAGLE, Joseph, Esq. (of C
verleigh Court).
Eldest son of the late Charles Joseph Chichesf
Esq., by Honoria, dau. of Robert F. French, Es
of Eahasane, co. Galway ; b. 1792 ; s. 1837
1826 Henrietta Caroline, dau. of Newton, 4th E
of Portsmouth ; has assumed the additional na
of Nagle. Educated at Stoneyhurst Coll. ; if
Magistrate for Devon. — Calverleigh Court, n
Tiverton, Devon.
Heir, his son Nugent, late Captain 7th Dragc
Guards; b. 1827; to. 1853 Amelia Mary, dau
Joseph Lamb, Esq., of Axwell Park, co. Durha
CHILD, Smith, Esq. (of Rownall Hall).
Son of the late J. G. Child, Esq., by Elizabeth, di
of T. Parsons, Esq. ; b. 1808 ; to. 1835 Sarah, di
of E. C. Hill, Esq., of Stallington Hall, co. Staffo
Educated at St. John's Coll., Cambridge (B.
1829) ; is a Magistrate for co. Stafford ; was M
for North Staffordshire 1851-9.— Eownall H;
near Leek, Staffordshire ; Stallington Hall, n<
Stone, Staffordshire ; Carlton Club, S.W.
CHILDE, William Lacon, Esq. (of Kinlet Ha
Only son of the late William Baldwyn, Esq. (w
assumed the surname and arms of Childe only),
Annabella, 2nd dau. of Sir Charlton Leigh ton, Bai
of Loton Park, co. Salop ; b. 1786 ; s. 1824 ;
1807 Harriet, 2nd dau. of the late William Clude
Esq., of Orleton, co. Salop. Educated at Harr<
and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and De
Lieut, for cos. Worcester and Salop (High Sher
1828) ; was formerly M.P. for Wenlock.— Kin
Hall, near Bewdley ; Kyre House, near Tenbui
Worcestershire.
Heir, his son William Lacon, b. 1810 ; to. 18
Barbara Denise, 5th dau. of the late Thomas Giffaij
Esq., of Chillington (she d. 1841).
CHILDE-PEMBERTON, Charles Orlando, Esi
(of Millichope Park).
Third son of William Lacon Childe, Esq., of Kinlff
co. Salop, by Harriet, dau. of the late Williaf
Cludde, Esq., of Orleton ; b. 1812; s. 1848 : I
1849 Augusta Mary, dau. of the late Henry Dave(
port Shakespear, Esq. Educated at Harrow aaj
Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate i
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CCho
co. Salop (High Sheriff 1859).— Millichope Park,
Church -Stretton, Shropshire; Oxford and Cam-
bridge Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles Baldwyu, b. 1853.
HILDERS, John Walbanke, Esq. (of Oantley
HaU).
Eldest son of the late Colonel John W. Childers,
by Selina, 3rd dau. and co-heir of Sampson, Lord
Eardley {ext.) ; b. 1798; m. 1824 Anne, only dau.
of the late Sir F. L. Wood, Bart., of Hickleton
Hall, co. York. Educated at Eton and Ch. Ch.,
Oxford (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1834) ; is a Magistrate
for W. Riding of Yorkshire ; was M.P. for Cam-
bridgeshire 1833-4, for Malton 1836-46 and 1847-
52. — Cantley Hall, near Doncaster, Yorkshire ;
Reform Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Rowland Francis, b. 1825 ; m. 1853
Susan Anne, youngest dau. of General Bourchier,
of Lavant House, near Chichester.
EEINNERY, Rev. Sir Nicholas, Bart. (cr. 1799).
Only son of the late Sir B. Chinnery, Bart., by
Diana Elizabeth, dau. of the late G. Vernon, Esq.,
of Clontarf Castle, co. Dublin ; 6. 1804 ; s. 1840 ;
m. 1843 Anne, elder dau. of the late Rev. John
Vernon, of Cavan. Educated at Queen's Coll.,
Cambridge (B.A. 1825, M.A. 1829) ; is in Holy
Orders. This family is of English extraction, but
eceived lands in Ireland in the reign of Charles II.
: —18, Hyde-Park Square, W.
Heiress, his daughter Anna Elizabeth Frances.
IISHOLM, The (of Erchless Castle).
Head of the family of Chisholm, and as such styled
;' The Chisholm of Chisholm." By the death of Dun-
can Macdonell, The Chisholm, in 1858, the entailed
estate goes to a collateral branch, the representa-
tive of which has not as yet (November, 1859) made
*ood his title. — Erchless Castle, near Inverness,
st.b.
IOLMELEY, Sir Montagu John, Bart. (cr.
1806).
Eldest son of the late Sir Montagu Cholmeley,
C3H Bart., by Elizabeth, dau. of John Harrison, Esq.,
)f Norton Place, co. Lincoln; b. 1802 ; s. as 3rd
Bart. 1831 ; m. 1829 Georgiana, dau. of 8th Duke
)f St. Alban's ; is a magistrate and Dep. Lieut, for
:o. Lincoln ; was M.P. for N. Lincolnshire 1847-51.
This family is descended from a common ancestor
[vith the Marquis of Cholmondeley and Lord
)elamere. — Easton Hall and Norton Place, near
irrantham, Lincolnshire ; 10, Upper Bel grave
htreet, S.W.
I Heir, his son Hugh Arthur Henry, b. 1839.
[OLMONDELEY (Marquis of), George
Horatio Cholmondeley, P.O. (cr. 1815).
Cldest son of 1st Marquis, by Georgiana Charlotte,
au. of 3rd Duke of Ancaster ; b. 1792 ; s. as 2nd
larquis 1827 ; m. 1st 1.812 Caroline, dau. of the
ite Lieut.-General Sir Colin Campbell, K.C.B.
die d. 1815) ; 2nd 1830 Susan Caroline, dau. of
th Duke of Beaufort; was M.P. for Castle Rising
818-21 ; summoned to the House of Lords as Lord
fewburgh 1824 ; is Joint Hereditary Great Cham-
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berlain and Vice-Admiral of Cheshire ; co-heir to
the Barony of Wharton (ext.) ; Patron of 5 livings. —
Cholmondeley Castle, near Nantwich, Cheshire ;
Houghton Hall, near Rougham, Norfolk ; Carlton
Club, S.W. ; 12, Carlton Terrace, S.W.
Heir Pres., his brother Lord William Henry
Hugh (whom see). * ■
CHOLMONDELEY, Lord William Henry
Hugh.
Second son of the late George James, 2nd Marquis
of Cholmondeley, by Georgina Charlotte, dau. of
Peregrine, 3rd Duke of Ancaster (ext.), and heir
pres. to the Marquisate of Cholmondeley; &.-1800;
m. 1825 Marcia Emma Georgiana, 2nd dau. of late
Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot, M.P. Educated
at Eton and Ch. Ch., Oxford ; is a Magistrate and
Dep. Lieut, for Hants and Norfolk ; was M.P. for
Castle Rising 1824-32, for South Hants 1852-7.—
Holly Hill, near Southampton, Hants ; National
Club, S.W.
Heir, his son Charles George, b. 1829 ; m. 1854
Susan Caroline, dau. of Sir George Dashwood, Bart.
CHOLMONDELEY, Hon. and Rev. Henry Pitt.
Third son of the 1st Lord Delamere ; b. 1820 ; m.
1848 Mary, 5th dau. of the 1st Lord Leigh. Edu-
cated at Rugby and Ch. Ch., Oxford (B.A. 1841,
M.A. 1844) ; elected Fellow of All Souls 1842 ;
appointed Rector of Broadwell-cum-Adlestrop 1852.
— Adlestrop Rectory, near Chipping Norton, Oxon.
Heir, his son Francis Grenville, b. 1850.
CHOLMONDELEY, Hon. Thomas Grenville (of
Abbott's Moss).
Second son of the late Lord Delamere, b}' Henrietta
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart.,
M.P., of Wynnstay ; b. 1818 ; m. 1850 Katharine
Lucy, 2nd dau. of Sir Tatton Sykes, Bart. Edu-
cated at Rugby ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for co. Chester ; was formerly Captain 43rd Light
Infantry ; appointed Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Royal
Cheshire Militia 1 852. — Abbott's Moss, near North-
wich, Cheshire.
Heir, his son Hugh Cecil, b. 1852.
CHOWNE, Rev. James Henry (of Slape House).
Only surviving son of the late James Tilson, Esq..
of Goring, Oxon, by Frances, dau. of the late
Win, Sanford, Esq., of Walford, Somerset ; b. 1812;
s. 1835 ; vi. 1835 Mary Maynard, eldest dau. of
the late William Braddon, Esq., of Blacklands,
Devon, formerly in the E. I. Co.'s Civil Service,
Bengal ; assumed the surname of Chowne only, on
the death of the late General Chowne, under the
will of Mary, late Countess De Bruhl. Educated
at Addiscombe and St. Peter's Coll., Cambridge
(B.A. 1847, M.A. 1850) ; is in Holy Orders ; was
formerly an officer in the Bengal Army, ami re-
signed as Captain in 184t5. This family is of an-
cient origin ; that of Tilson tracing to remote
antiquity in Yorkshire and Ireland : the name * E
Chowne is borne upon the Rolls of Battle Abbey,
and they were formerly settled in Kent and Sussex
— Slape House, Nethcrbury. Dorset : ?9, Pall
Mall, S.W.
lli ir, his son William Christopher, an offioer in
the Bengal Army, b, L888.
COUNTY FAMILIES OF
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OllIxISTIl-'. Charles lUaithuul, Esq. (of Duric).
Eldest bod of the late Jamea Christie, Esq., by his
2nd wife M;n v Turner, eldest dau. of the late Hon.
C. M nit land ; />. 17S.r> : *. 1S03 : wi. 1st 3815 Mary
Butler, eldest dau. of the 1 1 <>n. Robert Lindsay ;
2nd L880 Elisabeth, 4th ftau. of Alexander Pringle,
Esq., of fair, N.B. Is a Magistrate and Dep.
Lieut, for oo, Fife.— Durie, near Leven, Fifeshire,
N.B.
//</>•. his son James, b. 1816; m. 1858 Frances,
dan. of David Pringle, Esq., of the Yair family.
CHRISTMAS,* William, Esq. (of Whitfield).
Son of the late W. Christmas, Esq. ; m. 18 — a
dau. of the Late Colonel Whinyates, of Gloucester.
Educated at Trinity Coll., Dublin ; is a Magistrate
and Den. Lieut, for co. Waterford (High Sheriff
1 337) : was M.P. for Waterford 1834-5 and 1841-2.
— Whitfield, near Waterford ; University Club,
s.w.
CHRISTY, Samuel, Esq. (of Poynton Hall).
Second son of the late Thomas Christy, Esq., of
Broomfield, Essex, by Rebecca, dau. of S. Hew-
ling, Esq. ; b. 1811 ; m. 1842 Mary, dau. of T.
Hardcastle, Esq. Is a Commissioner of Lieutenancy
for London ; was M.P. for Newcastle-under-Lyne
1847-59. — Poynton Hall, near Stockport, Cheshire;
Crookston, Midlothian, N.B. ; Carlton Club, S.W. ;
21, St. James's Place, S.W.
Heir, his son William Henry, b. 1850.
CHURCH, Sir Richard, G.C.H., C.B. (cr. 1822).
Son of the late Matthew Church, Esq., of co. Cork ;
b. 1785 ; m. 1826 Elizabeth Augusta, dau. of Sir
P. Wilmot, Bart., of Chaddesden ; is a Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Army, formerly Ensign 13th foot;
was afterwards in the Greek Light Infantry'; served
in Egypt and Sicily ; is a Knight of St. Ferdinand
of Sicily, and of St. George of Naples.— Athens.
CHURCHILL (Lord), Francis George Spencer,
D.C.L. (cr. 1815).
Eldest son of the 1st Lord, by Frances, dau. of the
3rd Duke of Grafton; b. 1802; s. as 2nd Lord
1S45; m. 1849 Jane, dau. of the 2nd Marquis of
Conyngham, K.P. ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut,
for Oxon, and Colonel of the Queen's Own Oxford-
shire Yeomanry. Patron 1 living. The 1st Peer
was a son of the 3rd Duke of Marlborough.— Corn-
bury Park, hear Charlbury, Oxon ; 33, Albemarle
Street, W.
Heir Pres., his brother George Augustus
(whom see).
CHURCHILL, Lord Alan Spencer.
Third son of the 5th Duke of Marlborough; b.
1825 ; m, 1846 Rosamond, dau. of T. Dowker,
Esq. Educated at Eton ; entered the Army as
Ensign 1842, became Lieutenant 8th Hussars
1844, retired 1845 ; is a Dep. Lieut, for Oxon, and
Lieutenant Oxfordshire Yeomanry. — Blenheim
Palace, near Woodstock, Oxon; Junior United
Service Club, S.W. ; 4, Lowndes Square, S.W.
CHURCHILL, Lord Alfred Spencer.
Second son of the 5th Duke of Marlborough, by
1st wife Jane, dau. of the 8th Earl of Gallow
K.T., and brother of 6th Duke ; b. 1824 ; m. li
Harriet, dau. of 4th Lord Calthorpe. Educated
Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst; is a Magistr
for Oxon, and a Major Oxfordshire Yeomani j
was M.P. for Woodstock 1845-7, rechosen 1857 £
1859; was formerly Lieutenant 4th Light D
goons and 83rd foot. — Blenheim, near Woodsto
Oxon ; Travellers' and White's Clubs, S.W. ;
Rutland Gate, S.W.
CHUESTON (Lord), John Buller-Yarde-Bul
(cr. 1858).
Eldest son of the late Sir T. Buller, Bart, (who
1834), by Eliza Lydia, only dau. and heir of \
late John Holliday, Esq., of Dilhorn Hall,
Stafford ; 6. 1799 ; m. 1823 Elizabeth, dau. of Th
Wilson-Patten, Esq., of Bank Hall, co. Lancas
(she d. 1857). Educated at Oriel Coll., Oxfi
(B.A. 1819) ; is a Magistrate and Dep. Lieut.
Devon, a Dep. Warden of Stannaries, and Li<
tenant-Colon